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4 <br />6 <br />WHAT IS GARE? <br />CITYPRIORITIES <br />The Government Alliance on Race <br />and Equity (GARE) is a national <br />network of governments working to <br />achieve racial equity and advance <br />Racial Equity Narrative <br />opportunities for all. GARE is a joint <br />project of Race Forwardand the <br />Haas Institute for a Fair and <br />The City of Roseville is dedicated to creating an <br />Inclusive Society. <br />inclusive community where the predictability of <br />The City of Roseville joined the <br />success is not based on race or ethnicity. <br />GARE cohort in January, 2018. <br />Fourteen employees across all <br />departments and levels participated <br />The actions of government at the federal, state, <br />in a year-long cohort. The team <br />and local level have created racial disparities <br />attended several hours of training <br />and education, learned how to <br />that continue to harm our community. Rectifying <br />utilize a racial equity toolkit, and <br />these disparities is critical to the development <br />began working on developing a <br />of a vibrant community and a high quality of life <br />strategic Racial Equity Action Plan <br />to build staff capacity,outline <br />for all residents. <br />meaningful and measurable results <br />to move the organization toward <br />racial equity. <br />All City Departments will prioritize racial equity <br />in their planning, delivery, and evaluation of <br />As part of the work of the Roseville <br />programs, and policies and services. <br />GARE team, the City developed <br />their Racial Equity Narrative. <br />The City of Roseville is committed to taking <br />INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY <br />tangible steps to normalize, organize, and <br />& GOVERNANCE <br />operationalize racial equity principles and tools, <br />The City Council has established <br />Inclusive Community and <br />with an eye toward impactful and sustainable <br />Governance as a strategic priority in <br />outcomes that create a more equitable <br />2020. This includes implementing <br />community. <br />plan can be found <br />website at www.cityofroseville.com <br />Why Do We Lead With Race? <br />We know that race is not the only form of <br />marginalization in our society. There are other <br />groups of people who experience various <br />forms of oppression, including those based on <br />gender, sexual orientation, ability and age, to <br />name a few. There are often multiple layers of <br />www.cityofroseville.com <br /> <br />
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