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At its Access, Equity and Diversity Summit in Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 28 – 30, 2011, AAAA conferred its awards for outstanding contributions to the cause of equal opportunity. This year, AAAA’s award winners were: Nadine Vogel, Edward M. Kennedy Community Service Award; Wanda Sloan, Rosa Parks Award; Luke Visconti, President and Founder, Diversityinc.com; Flonzie Brown Wright, Drum Major for Justice Award; William H. Brown III, Esq., Arthur Fletcher Lifetime Achievement Award; José D. Alcántara, Esq., NAACP, Pleasantville, N.J., Cesar Estrada Chavez Award. Recipients of the AAAA President’s Award are: Joni Baker, Texas A & M University; Karen Boyd, Pepco Holdings, Inc., Joyce Pratt, T & J Associates NJ; and Dean Sparlin, Esq., Sparlin Law Office, PLLC.

Washington, DC - March 10, 2011 - The American Association for Affirmative Action (AAAA), an organization of affirmative action, equal opportunity and diversity professionals, acknowledges the first presidential order mandating affirmative action in federal contractor workplaces. Executive Order 10925 was signed by... more
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Gregory T. Chambers AAAA Welcome Video
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AAAA Videos of Access, Equity and Diversity 2011 Summit
Interview of AAAA President Gregory T. Chambers with Armstrong Williams Part 1 and Part 2
Dr. James H. Johnson Keynotes at the AAAA Summit
Dr. James H. Johnson Keynotes at the AAAA Summit Part 2
Affirmative Action in the Obama Era, Pt 2
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 1)
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 2)
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 3)
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 4)
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 5)
Up Front - Is Affirmative Action Still Needed? (Part 6)
Podcast of AAAA Debate with Federalist Society in Rothe Case
7/9/2009 Webinar: The Impact of Ricci v. DeStefano: What you
need to know