Promoting Diversity And Racial Inclusion Through Media

The Charleston Area Urban League is consistently active in promoting its cause of promoting diversity and racial inclusion in the Charleston, SC area and uses many forms of media to get its message out. Along with our website, the CAUL has a  Facebook page, Twitter feed, an Instagram account, and now a podcast series called "A Seat At the Table," which features interviews with local and national leaders on topics related to diversity, racial inclusion, and social justice.

"A Seat At the Table" Podcast

The Charleston Area Urban League is excited to announce the launch of our new podcast series, "A Seat at the Table." This series will promote diversity and racial inclusion, and provide multifaceted programs that assist African Americans and all other underserved groups to achieve social equality and economic self-sufficiency.

We believe that everyone deserves a seat at the table, and we are committed to empowering our underserved community members to lead productive and fulfilling lives. By sharing our stories, we hope to inspire and motivate others to create change in their own communities of the Lowcountry.

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Each new episode with a different theme, and we will be inviting community leaders, activists, and everyday citizens to share their experiences and perspectives. We hope that you will join us on this journey as we strive to create a more equitable and just society for all. If you would like to be our next special guest please contact Syeda Ody at syeda.ody@ctul.org

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Thank you for your support!

Listen To Our Podcast
'A Seat At the Table' 
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Charleston Area Urban League's
Otha Meadows, Interviewed on CBS

CBS This Morning recently showcased a story about the history of slavery in Charleston and where we stand today.

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Charleston Area Urban League president, Otha Meadows, was a part of the piece - find out what he had to see by watching this short video. 

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