Courageous Community Conversations
Courageous Community Conversations
Shaw University’s Center for Racial and Social Justice is partnering with the City of Raleigh to host public listening sessions on race, racism, and social equity. Please fill out this short 7-question survey to help us plan sessions around topics that are most important to the Raleigh community. We will use your responses to inform several Community Conversation events that will be open to community participation.
Employment & Transportation Community Conversation
Courageous Community Conversation on Transportation and Employment Opportunities Thursday, September 9 at 7:00 p.m. the community is invited to join a discussion on Access to Transportation and Employment...
1. There are different types of discrimination that people may face in their lifetime. Do you feel that any of the following types of discrimination are a problem in Raleigh?
2. Rank the places where you feel discrimination is most common in Raleigh?
3. Do you feel that people in Raleigh have equal access to goods and services?
4. Rank the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statement. People in Raleigh have equal access to goods and services.
5. Do you feel people in Raleigh experience unfair treatment in any of these areas of life? (select all that apply)
6. What do you think is the most important thing the City can do to improve race relations and equity in Raleigh?
7. There may be several ways to take part in the upcoming Community Conversation sessions. Please select the meeting format that works best for you.
Step 2 has a group of demographic questions that will help us to ensure we are hearing from a broad set of voices. (responses to these questions are optional)