Baseline Report – October 2013

by William Parke Sutherland | October 31, 2013

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Race to Equity’s baseline report on racial disparities in Dane County. Unveiled at the 2013 YWCA Racial Justice Summit. Download the WCCF-R2E-Report to learn more about disparities in Dane County. Featured Article in Wisconsin State Journal Regarding Release of Report

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