About this Episode:
In Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “What is your life’s blueprint?” speech, he says to young people who may face limitations, “But we must keep moving. We must keep going.” In this episode, we talk with the head of a 140-year-old community organization, a public health researcher, and the artistic director of the historic Penumbra Theater about what drives them and their work challenging centuries of segregating color, power, and opportunity in this country.
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Adair Mosley
President & CEO, Pillsbury United Communities
Rachel Hardeman
Associate Professor and Blue Cross Endowed Professor of Health and Racial Equity, University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Sarah Bellamy
Artistic Director, Penumbra Theater
Michael Joyce
Producer and Host, SPH Health In All Matters Podcast
Related Resources
To Spark Conversation
To Learn More
- Fighting Against Inequity at Roots Community Birth Center
- Rachel Hardeman’s work with the Roots
- Racial Healing at Penumbra Theater
- “What Is Your Life’s Blueprint?” (speech by Martin Luther King, Jr.)
- A brief history of the Settlement House Movement
- Phyllis Wheatley House: The first settlement house
- The Black Arts and Cultural Funding and Justice
- Ford Foundation | 20 American Cultural Treasures of 2020
- National Day of Racial Healing: Jan. 19, 2021
