Happy National Volunteer Month
In honor of National Volunteer Month, I am pleased to address you today as we commemorate the remarkable growth and achievements of the ADOS Advocacy Foundation. Our journey has been one of resilience, determination, and unwavering commitment to the improvement of our communities. As we stand on the brink of even greater opportunities, I am filled with immense pride for what we have accomplished collectively.
White House OMB’s 2024 Notice of Decision
The White House’s Office of Management and Budget (OMB) announced their formal review of how federal agencies collect and report data on race and ethnicity.
ADOS AF: MSNBC Misinformation
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation strongly refutes the unfounded claims made by Ja’han Jones, a writer for MSNBC’s ReidOut Blog. The article titled “Chicago Mayor Warns of Right-Wing Extremists Fueling Migrant […]
Giving Tuesday 2023
Photo Credit: Giving Tuesday & ADOS Advocacy Foundation, Inc. The American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS) Foundation is participating in Giving Tuesday! For new donors, Giving Tuesday is an annual celebration […]
ADOSAF: President Carnell’s dis-invitation from the National Reparations Convention
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation addresses the dis-invitation of President Carnell from the National Reparations Convention in Atlanta. Read the press release here ->>
Statement on Affirmative Action
The official statement regarding the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action.
Disaggregation: A Categorical Imperative for ADOS
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation calls for the disaggregation of American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS) as a specific ethnic identification.
ADOS AF Harvard Defamation Lawsuit Statement
Photo Credit: Court House News A retraction is one thing; it prevents any further damage from being done. But we as a justice-driven organization recognize that when harms are suffered, […]
ADOS AF Member on Reparations
Nikolaus Johnson of ADOS Advocacy Foundation expressed that the federal government will try and avoid responsibility for permitting slavery if too many smaller groups step in to make repairs.
ADOS AF: Massacre in Buffalo, NY
To the victims’ families we extend our most profound condolences, and alongside them we mourn all that which in a horrific instant was stolen from their lives.