Just two virtual meetings into what is expected to be a five-year process, leaders of the Richland County Task force on racism have seen impact from their 21-member steering committee. According to Richland source, Amy Hiner and Renda Cline, task force co-chairs, both said Monday the diverse group has engaged in deep conversations that are making a difference in their own organizations.
Hiner said, “We can already see people putting on their “equity lens” more often. It’s in their thought process more often. When they meet with their own boards or organizations, it’s now in their thought process. They are looking at things a little differently.”