Loving Day
My essay in a book about mixed race and technology in mass-media

I was thrilled to contribute an essay about the convergence of design, technology, and my work on Loving Day for “Mixed Race 3.0: Risk and Reward in the Digital Age.” It’s an honor to be included in a book with so many respected academics, writers, and artists. The book was edited by Brown University Scholar […]

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My Global PR Summit panel ranked second overall

I was honored to speak about “How To Create A Mass Movement” at the Global PR Summit in Miami. I presented alongside Ogilvy Global PR CEO Chris Graves, UN Women Executive Director and #HeForShe leader Elizabeth Nyamayaro, and Ogilvy Managing Partner and Dove “Real Beauty” co-creator Stephane Orhan. The audience awarded our presentation a second […]

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New York City Council officially recognizes Loving Day

The New York City Council officially recognized Loving Day (the global education and diversity celebration I founded) with a 2014 resolution. It was especially meaningful since I founded Loving Day in New York City, and I host the annual Flagship Celebration here as well. Special thanks to Manhattan 4th District Council Member Daniel Garodnick for […]

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Vanity Fair France features Loving Day

Loving Day was featured in an article in Vanity Fair France about Richard and Mildred Loving, the plaintiffs in the landmark Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia. Translated from the article: “Since 2004, many Americans gather every June 12 thanks to Ken Tanabe, to celebrate the Lovings’ victory and to promote diversity” (Depuis 2004, de […]

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Presenting at the HOW Design Conference

It was a pleasure to present “Design for Non-Profits and Grass Roots Projects” at the HOW Design Conference in Boston. I felt humbled to be on the same program with authors like Malcolm Gladwell and Dan Pink, and creatives like Johnny Cupcakes, Dana Tanamachi-Williams, and Stefan Sagmeister. The event took over the entire Hynes Convention […]

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Voice of America: “Ken Tanabe, the founder of Loving Day, a multi-city celebration of interracial families held each year on the anniversary of the Supreme Court decision, said de Blasio’s election reflects New York’s increasing diversity – within families as well as in neighborhoods.”

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