Trumbull Council Diversity Task Force Members
Jon Tropp, a partner at Day Pitney, was appointed to the Town Council's Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Task Force for the Trumbull community. The council's mission is to help strengthen Trumbull's identity as a diverse, equitable and inclusive community. Tropp stated it was fatherhood that drove him to join the task force when his daughters started efforts a few months ago to address equity, diversity and inclusion in the Trumbull public schools. It was through this that he realized more work needed to be done.
You can read more here in the Connecticut Post.
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