March 2021 General Membership Meeting

by AAELC Admin on April 18, 2021 in History, Meetings • 0 Comments

March 30, 2021 via Zoom

Resources Referenced During the Meeting

City Auditor’s 2020 Audit of City Employees’ Workforce Diversity and Salary Trends
Employee Resources
Find a Black and African American Therapist – Psychology Today
Therapy for Black Girls

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