Strengthening Civic Infrastructure and Combating Hate: The Role of the Arts, Culture, and Faith

Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff delivers opening remarks for a special Kennedy Library Forum that will include a distinguished panel exploring the role of the arts and culture and interfaith cooperation in combating hate. Maria Rosario Jackson , Chair of the National Endowment for the Arts; Rashad Hussain , US Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom; Simran Jeet Singh , Executive Director of the Aspen Institute's Religion and Society Program; Eric Ward , Executive Vice President at Race Forward, and Douglass Williams , Chef/Owner at Boston's MIDA Restaurant, discuss key issues with Sophia Bush , actress and activist. Tatiana Schlossberg , President Kennedy's granddaughter and climate journalist and author, introduces the program.

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Strengthening Civic Infrastructure and Combating Hate: The Role of the Arts, Culture, and Faith is an episode from JFK Library Forums by Matt Porter.

This episode is 01:36:49 long.

This episode was published on Apr 11, 2023.

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