OBAP Courageous Conversations Series
An Aerospace Industry Town Hall on Race in America
During these virtual town halls, we come together as an aerospace community for conversations about the "racism pandemic" that is devastating the nation.
The killing of George Floyd and other high-profile violent events targeting African Americans have illustrated the complex constellation of issues facing our nation.
This series of Courageous Conversations attempts to address these issues head-on, and begin to develop short- and longer-term solutions to eliminating racial injustice within the aerospace industry and in the communities where we live and work. Through ideas, questions, and thoughts, we join forces to create change.
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OBAP Courageous Conversations Series: Part I
An Aerospace Industry Town Hall on Race in America
Join OBAP Board Chair Vanessa Blacknall-Jamison, and leaders from Women in Aviation, Tuskegee Airmen Inc., National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees, National Gay Pilots Association, Professional Pilots of Tomorrow, Sisters of the Skies, and Professional Asian Pilots Association and the Latino Pilots Association for a virtual town hall, where we will come together as an aerospace community for a conversation about the "racism pandemic" that is devastating the nation.
Introduction video: P&G's "The Look"
OBAP Courageous Conversations Series: Part II
OBAP Courageous Conversations Series: Part III
Minorities and the Military: A Town Hall on Racism and Discrimination in the Armed Forces
Introduction video: Gen. CQ Brown, Jr., Pacific Air Forces commander offers his perspective as a senior Air Force leader and African American. (Video Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Zachary Vaughn)
OBAP Courageous Conversations Series: Part IV
Biased: Uncovering and Abolishing the Hidden Prejudices in the Aerospace Industry
Introduction video: P&G's "The Look"
OBAP Courageous Conversations Series: Part V
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OBAP Courageous Conversations Series
Let's continue having courageous conversations and keep the momentum going.
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