More than a century of U.S. civil rights mobilization and the Movement for Black Lives have converged to inspire a global inflection point for racial justice reconciliation. Global demonstrations have shown solidarity for U.S. police brutality cases, while inspiring renewed accountability for similar cases abroad. The practitioners and experts on this panel will reflect on current inspirations for their respective international social justice movements, while identifying foreign policy practices that can catalyze equity and justice.

The conversation, hosted by Foreign Policy for America, the Colombe Foundation, and Women of Color Advancing Peace, Security, and Conflict Transformation (WCAPS)

This discussion, hosted by Foreign Policy for America, Colombe Foundation, and Women of Color Advancing Peace, Security, and Conflict Transformation (WCAPS), will feature:

• Johnetta Elzie, Organizer, Protestor, and Co-Founder of Campaign Zero

• Karen Taylor, Chair, European Network Against Racism

• Lord Simon Wooley, Founder and CEO, Operation Black Vote

• Alex T. Johnson, Director for Global Partnerships, Eurasia at the Open Society Foundations (Moderator)