A special message from the Kaiser Permanente Southern California Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity Team
June 19 – Juneteenth – is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth celebrations date back to 1866 and have historically been observed with festivals celebrating African American traditions. Today, Juneteenth is often observed with an emphasis on African American education and achievement.
Celebrate wtih KPAAPA (details below). More information, upcoming Listening Sessions, and other ways to participate and learn here.
Celebrate Juneteenth with KPAAPA: Despite INJUSTICE, We Still THRIVE!
Join the Kaiser Permanente African American Professional Association (KPAAPA) to learn about the significance of Juneteenth. Sponsored by a partnership between National Equity, Inclusion and Diversity and Enterprise Learning.
Friday June 19, 2020; 12 -1 pm
Click here to join at the time of the event
(Event will stream live on Teams; use you KP SSO login)
