Alumni Explore Racial Equity at Virtual PLC Discussion

In September, the Faith & Service Committee of the President's Leadership Council (PLC) hosted an hour long virtual discussion on the topic of racial equity. The event allowed attendees to learn about systemic racism, examine their own unconscious bias, and identify the many ways our faith and Jesuit education call us to action.
A special thank you to our speakers and panelists: Rev. Patrick E. McGrath, SJ, president of Loyola Academy; Ebony Scott '98, partnership director at Family Independence Initiative; Jennifer Mound Smoter, current parent and chief external affairs & communication officer at Intellia Therapeutics; and Sarah Bennett, graduate parent and director of diversity, equity and inclusion at Loyola Academy.
If you missed the conversation, follow this link to view to an unedited recording and use the timeline below to skip to specific sections:
3:20 min Opening Remarks by Fr. McGrath
15:05 min Presentation by Ebony Scott '98
30:11 min Panelist Q&A

To learn more about Loyola Academy's commitment to building a welcoming, accepting school culture and climate in which all members feel a genuine sense of belonging, visit the school's Inclusion and Belonging page. For additional information on the PLC, please click here or contact Vice President of Alumni and Network Engagement Marty Jennings ’98 at 847.920.2429 or mjennings@loy.org.
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