EPISODE · Jul 11, 2020 · 32 MIN
Diane Bell-McKoy - Associated Black Charities
from Charm City Dreamers · host Zack Garber
Diane Bell-McKoy is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Associated Black Charities (ABC), a non-profit which focuses on education, policy design and innovative transactional and transformative strategies to eliminate the impact of structural racism and its adverse economic outcomes on the African American community.
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