Cousins United Through Slavery
Cousins United Through Slavery Betty Kilby Baldwin and Phoebe talk reality and family history. The two women found each other through understanding and reaching out. “Hello Cousin!” To listen to this interview on KLTT Radio, with Richard Beatty, CLICK...Reckoning: Family Businesses Confront Race, Racism and Inclusion
Reckoning: Family Businesses Confront Race, Racism and Inclusion By Barbara Spector. Business families are educating themselves about the Black-white wealth gap in the United States and discussing what they can do about it. Coming to the Table is featured in Part 4...Brought Together: How two strangers found friendship and healing as they came to terms with the legacy of slavery
Brought Together: How two strangers found friendship and healing as they came to terms with the legacy of slavery Betty Kilby-Baldwin and Phoebe Kilby have been involved with Coming to the Table almost since the beginning. They recently published a book of their...‘This is just the first step’: Williamsburg City Council creates committee to understand racism, racial injustice historically and now
‘This is just the first step’: Williamsburg City Council creates committee to understand racism, racial injustice historically and now By Abigail Adcox. Story about the creation of a first-ever Truth and Reconciliation Committee in the City of Williamsburg, VA. CTTT...Our Organization
Coming to the Table is a program of RJOY, Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth
