San Bernardino County hires a national company for Vision Vision – Newsbreak

“It is an honor for me to work with the Element Element group and the leadership of San Bernardino County to identify and deal with systemic inequalities, focusing on creating a more just and more or so A fair society for all residents“Said Theodore B. Miller, ESQ.

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San Bernardino, California – Bernardino County, in partnership with San Bernardino County element of element (SBC Element Element Group), save the company of Justice and resultsExpert in multi -profit organizations to support organizations for progress in racial justice and liberation through institutional changes. Joint and co -founder, Theodore B. Miller, ESQ., leads the engagement.

“The SBC Element Element Group has the task of determining where there may be racial differences among our residents in San Bernardino County, recommending campaigns and programs to deal with these problems and identify initiatives already within the County Government or in the community that can be highlighted and supported, “said San Bernardino Diana Diana Diana Alexander.

On Tuesday, June 23, 2020, the Council of Supervisory Bodies of the San Bernardino County unanimously adopted a resolution announce Racism crisis of public healthS He charged the county to form a group of shares to present the 11th element of vision throughout the county.

The discussions that led to the Declaration and Justice Group were inspired by the national conversation, which took place after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

The SBC Element Element Group includes black community members who can review the other 10 elements of the county vision with stock. In the end, the group will grow to include representatives of other district communities and include focusing on all people.

Miller carries a wealth of knowledge and experience in dealing with the problems of equity within the black community. With more than 20 years of experience, he dedicated himself to developing community and neighborhood solutions for some of the most challenging problems in the world.

Expert facilitator and teacher of racial inequalities and social changes for justice and results, Miller teaches at university, criminal justice, corporate and community environment around the world.

Previously, Miller was recently a senior councilor of three consecutive mayors in San Francisco and director of Hope sfThe first large -scale partnership in the nation to transform destroyed and separated public residential neighborhoods into vital, racially fair communities with mixed income without mass displacement of residents.

Very long-standing families, especially African Americans and the Pacific Islands, have found new stairs of opportunities thanks to Miller’s efforts. This was obtained through significant investments in mixed -income homes, promoting community leadership and voice networks of residents and improving services for education, health and employment.

Graduate Yale University and Harvard Law FacultyMiller has been inspired in college by youth residents of New Haven, Connecticutwhere he works as an organizer of the community and a mental health advisor.

Throughout his career, he has advised and managed the business, universities, hospitals and chosen urban staff across the country to redesign politics, create new models for cooperation and to achieve dramatically better results for low-income communities.

Before his appointment to the mayor’s office from the late San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. LeeMiller manages the benefits of the community for Commission for Communal Services in San Franciscowas a corporate lawyer at the company Davis Polk and WardwellTrade Broker and Developer of Real Estate and Teacher and Associate in Afro -American Studies at Hatchins at Harvard UniversityS

Miller has served on The Board of Directors of the San Francisco Bar AssociationHe lives in Oakland and has two daughters.

For more information about the Element Element group, email [email protected]S

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SBC Element Element Group mission is To identify and address the system inequalities in San Bernardino County. It focuses on creating a more just and just society for all residents, especially black residents and people in color. The group strives to dismantle barriers, promote inclusion and enable marginalized communities through data -based strategies, and community -oriented solutions.