Politics & Government
City Of Roseville Selects Equity Consultant
The goals of hiring a consultant include creating permanent change that will make the city and larger community a beacon of racial equity.
November 4, 2020
The City of Roseville is committed to being a welcoming and inclusive community for all. On October 26, the Roseville City Council approved a 14-month consultant contract with Culture Brokers, LLC.
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Culture Brokers will help the city identify barriers and to coordinate efforts to integrate racial equity principles into all operations, projects and services offered by the city.
The goals of hiring a consultant include creating permanent change that will make Roseville and the larger community a beacon of racial equity.
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βThese changes will impact every staff member, department, project, program and service that the city provides. It will help transform the organization by building capacity and utilizing an equity lens throughout the decision making processes and the delivery of services,β said City Manager Patrick Trudgeon.
Roseville is committed to promoting equitable service delivery and closing the gap among key indicators of success. The city recognizes that there are historical, institutional and systemic barriers to services and opportunities for people of color. The city is partnering with Cultural Brokers to work toward undoing these barriers by implementing proven short- and long-term strategies designed to improve outcomes for all communities.
Minneapolis-based Culture Brokers has been in business since 2005. It has extensive experience working on long-term racial equity initiatives with government and private businesses. The company will work with the city through 2021 to develop and implement Rosevilleβs Diversity, Equity and Inclusion plan.
This press release was produced by the City of Roseville. The views expressed here are the authorβs own.