Biennial Conference
purpose of biennial conference
The purpose of the Biennial Conference Committee is to plan the conference, inform and educate our community and stakeholders regarding the impact of disproportionality and disparate outcomes for children and families of color and understand RMJJ roles in institutional organizing for practice change.
RMJJ’s Third Biennial Conference
Intentional Impact and Influence for Racial Equity
October 18, 2019
It was held at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church featuring feature Deena Hayes-Greene – Racial Equity Institute, Shawna Davie – Governmental Alliance on Race and Equity, and Catherine Lester – Annie E. Casey Foundation with more than 325 in attendance.
Gate Keeper Recognition Award
Purpose of this award is to recognize and acknowledge an organization or institution that has documented the implementation of practice change within your home system based on RMJJ practice change guidelines.
Dana Frady
October 2019
Guardian ad Litum Gate Keeper Recognition Award Recipient
Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools
October 2019
Guardian ad Litum Gate Keeper Recognition Award Recipient
RMJJ’s Second Biennial Conference
Hidden in Plain Sight: Exposing the Costs of Racism
October 30, 2017
It with a keynote address delivered by domestic violence prevention and re-entry advocate, Ramona Brant, was held at Crowne Plaza Executive Park with more than 350 in attendance.
RMJJ’s First Biennial Conference
The Science of Fairness: Exploring Implicit Bias
October 23, 2015
It was held at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church with over 400 in attendance with Dr. Cameron Wedding as the Keynote Speaker.