In this first iteration of a series of public dialogues, three prominent, African American female leaders respond to the concept of racial equity through the lens of art making, curation, and public sector leadership. The embRACE LA initiative is a City of Los Angeles program that strives to promote racial inclusion in the civic life of all Angelenos; promote mutual cultural understanding among residents; create awareness and reform strategies to comprehensively address institutional racial bias through the City’s service delivery system; and achieve racial equity for all residents.
Felicia Filer, City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs Public Art Division Director
Naima Keith, California African American Museum Deputy Director
Isabelle Lutterodt, Barnsdall Park and the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery Director
SPONSORS: Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti, Council President Herb J. Wesson, Jr., Los Angeles City Council, Office of Council Member Marqueece Harris-Dawson, Office of Council Member Curren D. Price, Jr., California African American Museum, Department of Cultural Affairs, and the Los Angeles Human Relations Commission
