Penn State Dickinson Law has brought aboard TaWanda Hunter Stallworth as the program manager for the school's new Antiracist Development Institute .
April 11, 2022 at 11:06 PM
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Penn State Dickinson Law has brought aboard TaWanda Hunter Stallworth as the program manager for the school’s new Antiracist Development Institute (ADI).
ADI is a program that aims to offer organizations across the country design-based approaches to implementing antiracist practices, processes and policies throughout each of their functions, according to the school’s announcement.
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TaWanda Hunter Stallworth. (Courtesy photo)
