October 19 & 20, 2023 in Oakland
About The Summit
Building Momentum for a Just Future
The Just Future Summit, presented by The Greenlining Institute (previously known as our Economic Summit), is a unique gathering where innovation, equity, and activism align. The annual Greenlining Summit brings together the most important voices in the movement for racial justice and equity.
Each year, Greenlining convenes over 1,000 change-makers to build momentum for transformative change. To mark Greenlining’s 30th anniversary, we’re bringing it back to Oakland! The Just Future Summit will be in-person for the first time since 2019.
We hope you’ll join us to celebrate our legacy, renew our collective commitment to racial equity, and to chart a path forward towards a more equitable future not yet realized.
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Featured Speakers
Speakers for the Just Future Summit 2023 to be announced Spring 2023, check back soon
Speakers
Hear from inspiring change makers, activists, artists, corporate leaders and policy experts.
SEE OUR 2021 PROGRAMPanels
Our sessions take a deep dive into the most urgent equity issues impacting our communities - and have a voice in shaping solutions.
VIEW THE SCHEDULEInteractive Sessions
Our engaging workshops provide participants with the tools, resources, and winning strategies to address critical issues facing communities of color.
VIEW THE SCHEDULENetworking
Participants gain exclusive access to relationship-building opportunities with leading policy experts, social justice advocates and leaders from across the country.
REGISTER TODAYWhy Attend
Be a part of the movement for lasting change
The Just Future Summit is for anyone working at the intersections of racial, climate and economic equity.
- Stay up to date with the constantly evolving conversations on racial equity
- Plug into a national network of advocates, experts and organizations
- Be inspired, reenergized, and reconnect with why you do this work
- Get tools and strategies to advance equity work at your organization
“The power in words, the ability of the panelists to speak freely, so important for us to center the work with, for, and around POC.”
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