George Floyd: Where Are We After One Year?

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George Floyd: Where Are We After One Year?

This virtual forum by the UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee commemorates the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s funeral.

By UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee

Date and time

Wednesday, June 9, 2021 · 10 - 11:30am PDT

Location

Online

About this event

On June 9 — the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s funeral in Houston — from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m., the UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee is sponsoring a virtual forum entitled: “George Floyd: Where Are We After One Year?

Experts in law, trauma and policing will address the psychological impact of his death and subsequent events, whether justice was served by the Chauvin conviction, police accountability then and now, the causes of unjust police killings, the status of police reforms and proposed legislative proposals, the public’s attitude toward racial grievances and equities and hate crimes against Asian Americans, Hispanics and transgender women.

Organized by

UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee

The UH Racial Equity and Social Justice Committee is a university-wide group of faculty, staff, students and alumni tasked with helping to bring meaningful change to race relations

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