NCCJ Addresses Cultural Appropriation In EdWeek

With a multitude of media influences and unknown personal biases in play, many students and adults are unaware of issues surrounding culturalappropriation—including what it even is—and how their choices can impact social environments and the community around them. Recently, Marketing & E-Communications Specialist Jason Papallo and Youth Programs Director M'Liss DeWald at National Conference for Community Justice provide definitions, conversation starters, and resources with Education Week. 

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About the National Conference for Community and Justice

            Formed 1927, NCCJ is a nonprofit human relations organization that promotes inclusion and acceptance by providing education and advocacy while building communities that are respectful and just for all. Celebrating the diversity of races, religions, cultures, genders, abilities, and sexual orientations.

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