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SUMMARY:Repair! Restore! Rise!: A Reception Celebrating Racial Repair to Eliminate College Debt
DESCRIPTION:Join us in celebrating Natasha Lovelace\, former Cleveland Heights resident and the first recipient of Forest Hill Church’s Racial Educational Debt Repair Award. \nThis award is the work of the Racial Repair & Restoration (RR&R) Task Force\, launched in 2022 to address the deep and lasting impact of systemic racism—specifically the disproportionate burden of student loan debt on Black communities. \nAfter a thoughtful review process involving over 20 candidates\, Natasha was selected as a Black female college graduate carrying the weight of educational debt. \nWHY IT MATTERS \n\nBlack graduates carry more student debt on average than any other group.\nThis debt limits wealth-building opportunities like buying a home\, saving for retirement\, or starting a family.\nBlack women are especially impacted—earning degrees without closing the income gap.\nThis crisis threatens the financial future of millions\, as the ACLU and Brookings Institution have reported.\n\nOUR RESPONSE: Put FAITH into action! \n“[The President’s] baseless attacks on DEI are attacks on the promise of America\, the promise that everyone should be able to build the life of their dreams without barriers standing in their way.”\n—Andrea Abrams\, Executive Director\, Defending American Values Coalition \nJoin us to celebrate this step toward racial and economic justice. \nRegister \n 
URL:https://fhcpresb.org/event/repair-restore-rise/
LOCATION:Forest Hill Church\, 3031 Monticello Blvd\, Cleveland Heights\, OH\, 44118\, United States
CATEGORIES:Racial Equity
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