Orange County Chief Equity and Inclusion Officer Paul Slack joined 97.9 The Hill’s Andrew Stuckey on Monday, January 6. He discussed what his office would be emphasizing in 2025, including some department trainings, roundtable discussions, and more. He also talked about the importance of responding when someone makes an over-the-line comment in casual conversation, 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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