47 Association of Research Libraries Research Library Issues 301 — 2020 Programs and Methodologies That Appear to Be Working Please note that this section highlights a small sample of models and programs that organizations are using to address DEI issues. Inclusion in this section is informational and not an endorsement, due to a lack of data on the effectiveness of these and other DEI interventions. National Day of Racial Healing and the Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Framework The National Day of Racial Healing website,19 sponsored by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation as part of their Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Framework,20 provides resources for libraries and other groups to participate in the annual event. The National Day of Racial Healing was deliberately designed to follow Martin Luther King Jr. Day and emphasizes talking and listening with compassion. On January 16, 2020, the Association of American Colleges & Universities (AAC&U) announced that 13 institutions would “host Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation (TRHT) Campus Centers.”21 This brought the total number of AAC&U TRHT centers to 23 with a long-term goal of 150 centers throughout the United States. The purpose of these centers is to use the pillars of TRHT to “prepare the next generation of leaders to confront racism and to dismantle the belief in a hierarchy of human value.” These campuses not only participate in the National Day of Racial Healing, but also participate in workshops, consultations, and designing and co-facilitating Rx Racial Healing Circles, while following the five pillars of the TRHT framework. Truth and Racial Healing, & Transformation Framework Pillars 1. Narrative Change 2. Racial Healing and Relationship Building 3. Separation 4. Law 5. Economy