Three men responsible for Ahmaud Arbery’s murder found guilty Race Forward continues to call for transformed justice system and accountability Kyle Rittenhouse Found Not Guilty, Race Forward Continues to Call for a Transformed Justice System We’ll continue the season in January –– until then, our team wishes you a safe holiday season with your loved ones as we gear up for a new year in this racial justice work. They speak on the recurring theme of self-care during times of high tension, and the importance of even detaching if necessary.

In the opening Hiba and Chevon reflect on the heavy moment being felt in the aftermath of the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict and the guilty verdict for Ahmaud Arbery’s killers. He provides his reflections on how the 2020 uprisings inspired these efforts and the important wins that have come to fruition as a result of these partnerships. Joshua explains the benefits of creating a system like Gauge to form partnerships with brands in order to help inform decisions based on inclusivity while also helping community leaders, content creators, and contractors be compensated for their knowledge.

In this episode of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, Gauge co-founder Joshua DuBois joins Chevon and Hiba for a conversation about his time as White House Executive Director of the Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships, how Gauge is connecting community leaders and brands on their racial justice initiatives, and his ongoing work on racial justice causes such as the “Justice For Julius” campaign. Episode 03: Gauge Co-Founder Joshua DuBois On The Intersections of Tech, Faith, and Racial Justice!

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