Michael Allen is the principal of Oakton Elementary School in Evanston. To learn more, follow Evanston Fight for Black Lives on Instagram and Facebook.ĭr. We’ll also discuss the concept of mutual aid and how EFBL is working to promote it with projects like Evanston’s Community Fridge. The group focuses on pursuing abolition and justice for the Black community, holding marches, virtual conversations, sit-ins, and more to help further their cause.Įvanston Township High School grads and EFBL organizers Mollie Hartenstein and Nia Williams discuss what it’s like being a young activist, what abolition means to them, and how they’ve been working through EFBL to combat inequality and injustice in Evanston. We welcome your feedback! Email us at: You also can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Įpisode 19: Nia Williams and Mollie Hartenstein: Evanston Fight for Black LivesĮvanston Fight for Black Lives is an activist group led by Evanston youth that formed in June 2020 following the murder of George Floyd, when racial justice demonstrations and conversations about White Supremacy in America were taking shape across the country. Your host is Jill Schacter, Community Engagement Coordinator at Evanston Public Library. Along the way, you might also learn about the role the Library plays in the community.
Many Evanstonians say there’s no other place they’d rather live! On The Check Out, we’ll be talking to people from across the diverse spectrum of those who live and work here. They’re active, engaged, and always working to make the community better.
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