Nikolaus Johnson of ADOS Advocacy Foundation expressed that the federal government will try and avoid responsibility for permitting slavery if too many smaller groups step in to make repairs.
To the victims’ families we extend our most profound condolences, and alongside them we mourn all that which in a horrific instant was stolen from their lives.
Yvette Carnell, president of the ADOS Advocacy Foundation, weighs in on the water crisis for Black residents in Jackson, MS.
The ADOS Advocacy Foundation was featured in an article in The Crimson regarding the Harvard retraction. Harvard Kennedy School Misinformation Review
The Harvard Kennedy School teaches public policy on the Ivy League campus in Cambridge, Mass., and conducts research in subjects relating
On Juneteenth of 2021—at the formal unveiling of our organization—we vowed to useour infrastructure to exact a retraction of “Disinformation creep”
The American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS) Advocacy Foundation is a grassroots organization that arose in response to a national landscape rife with yawning racialized gaps. We invite all Black people of all backgrounds to join this just cause.
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