Conversations We Need To Have: Orange County Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Paul Slack

Orange County’s Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Paul Slack spoke with 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Monday, November 25.  He discussed recent work his office as been engaged in, including a workshop on making written material more readable for the public. He also discussed how the election affects the work of his office, and DEI work in general. He also talked about what is next for his office, and more.

Conversations We Need To Have is an interview series centering conversations of equity, inclusion, diversity, and social justice in our community. Each week Andrew Stuckey speaks with community leaders working in the fields of DEI and social justice in Orange, Chatham, and Durham Counties.

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Orange County Local Governments Share Events for 2024 Black History Month

With February here, the town governments of Orange County are sharing a variety of ways for community members to engage with Black History Month. The annual, month-long observance — made formal in 1976 — is recognized by Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough and Orange County each year with resolutions or proclamations honoring it. Additionally, there are […]

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