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Past webinars
Child Care in Crisis
Across Minnesota, child care is in crisis. Panelists look at the latest national and state data, and take part in a free-flowing conversation about the challenges the industry faces and the solutions being implemented to address this critical issue. Topics discussed include the short- and long-term future of the child care industry, child care deserts (which are not just a metro issue) and the direct impact child care plays in the economic health of our state, especially now as COVID-19 has presented a serious blow to the Minnesota economy.
Navigating the Workplace: Climate and Energy, Health and Wellness, and Social Justice
Join us as we explore the impact on Social Justice, Climate and Energy, and Health and Wellness, the three primary issues to face us all in the coming decade. The panelists were: Rick Carter, CEO, LHB; Brandon Champeau, Senior Vice President, United Properties; Stacee Demmer, Commercial Studio Leader, LHB; Julianne Fields Laue, Director of Building Performance, Mortenson; and Jamil Ford, Partner, Mobilize Design and Architecture. Sarah Waite, Sr. Human Resource Director, BCBS, was the moderator.
Addressing our Housing Challenges in a Time of Crisis
Housing is the Foundation for Minnesota’s Prosperity in Recovery. Learn from our panel of cross-sector leaders who are engaging in solutions to address the critical housing challenges that face Minnesota. Don’t miss this conversation.
What does it mean to be an antiracist law school? Mitchell Hamline & the push for equality
Mitchell Hamline School of Law has pledged to work toward becoming an antiracist law school, with the passage of a resolution in February 2021 by faculty. What does implementing such a pledge involve, and how will the school hold itself accountable and be held accountable by others in its push for greater equity? This presentation will discuss racism in legal practice and legal education, what Mitchell Hamline is doing and lessons so far, how progress will be measured, and more.
