From WXXI

Talking about race is difficult for many people. Jackie Campbell of the Children’s Agenda specializes in helping people sit down together and open their hearts and minds. Her approach has led to some emotional and powerful breakthroughs. We asked her to share how she does it.

Campbell joins us in studio for the hour with her colleagues from Table 23, a small group of community members who meet to discuss issues surrounding race. Our guests:

• Jackie Campbell, director of ROC the Future at The Children’s Agenda, and member of Table 23
• Alan Ziegler, member of the Rochester Area Business Ethics Foundation, and member of Table 23
• Heidi Zimmer-Meyer, president of the Rochester Downtown Development Corporation, and member of Table 23

Our panel debates whether a UBI can be a viable way to transition the human era into the age of automation. In studio:

• Pete Nabozny, policy director at The Children’s Agenda
• Patrick Coyle, graduate assistant at SUNY Brockport
• Tim Beideck, screenwriter and director who has researched UBI
• Pastor Matthew Martin Nickoloff, pastor of the South Wedge Mission