Amplify Voices 2020: Leslie Redmond

 In partnership with the MNSCC training committee, we will be dedicating upcoming Round Tables to amplify voices of BIPOC individuals who are leading the way in racial justice and justice system work. 

Wednesday, August 26th, 11:00am-12:00pm: Leslie Redmond, NAACP President, will join us to continue the discussion of racial inequities and reform. This event is free for everyone.  Register for this event here.

About Leslie:  Many recognize Leslie E. Redmond as the ultimate millennial. At the age of 20 years old, she had lunch with President Barack Obama. At the age of 25, Leslie became the youngest President of the Minneapolis National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). She has been recognized both locally and nationally. Now, at the humble age of 27 years old, she obtained her Juris Doctorate as well as her Masters in Business Administration. Recently, she passed the Minnesota Bar Examination, on her first attempt. Leslie is often in the center of civil rights advocacy in the Twin Cities. She is most notably known for her Don’t Complain, Activate (DCA) campaign.

If you were registered for any previous Round Tables, you will need to re-register for upcoming events as we will have a unique link for each event. After registering, you will receive an email with your unique meeting link from Zoom.