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E. R. Foundation Case Study
In the case of E.R.A.C.E. foundation, E.R.A.C.E. Foundation is committed to supporting materials to the cause of racial reconciliation in education through the promotion for existing large customers, through the development of new educational materials - literature, visual and audio - whether it's a book, magazine article, in the form of brochures, contracts, speaking PSAs, video, syndicated news forums, documentaries, etc. Reassuring people to mature a connection is very important to leave their comfort zone to achieve the reconciliation of the ethnic people of different ethnic backgrounds. E.R.A.C.E. Foundation would like to include a vision individuals, communities and businesses on racial unity through participation in community events

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