The ADOS Advocacy Foundation Celebrates Fundraising Milestone for Justice for Generations Campaign
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation is thrilled to announce that we have officially reached a major fundraising milestone for our Justice for Generations campaign.
Critical Mass Podcast | Episode 002: ADOS Research Institute
The American Descendants of Slavery Research Institute aims to fill the research gap for ADOS health and more. Please listen to this important podcast episode.
NC Judge Finds Racial Bias in Death Penalty Landmark Case
In a landmark case, a North Carolina judge ruled today that race played an impermissible role in jury selection for Hasson Bacote, a Black man who challenged his death sentence under the North Carolina Racial Justice Act (RJA).
H-1B Visas & Advancing Economic Equity for Black Americans
In recent discussions regarding immigration, mainly through the H-1B Visa program, there has been increased attention to its impact on the American workforce.
New York State Reparations Commission Recommendations
To ensure its success, ADOS AF NY urges the Reparations Commission to address the following critical shortcomings identified during its inaugural hearing.
ADOS AF New York Congratulates NYS Reparations Commission
ADOS AF NY appreciates that the Reparations Commission was created with the acknowledgment that the ADOS debt is owed. The urgency of this moment is undeniable.
Boston has 2nd highest homeless rate in the US, report finds
Boston has the nation’s second-highest rate of homelessness among major cities, according to a new report from Boston Indicators. But the report also found that the city has done an exemplary job […]
UNC System Board of Governors votes to repeal DEI policy
The new policy reverses one that was adopted in 2019 that sought to “foster an inclusive environment”.
Survivors want a say in Jim Crow Crownsville Hospital future
As planning for the future of the Crownsville Hospital site continues, former staff members and activists are asking for a say in the redesign efforts.
Boston reparations task force, redress is a work in progress
But the earliest that Black Bostonians might get to weigh in on this process will be 2025, meaning that reparations might not materialize for years to come.
