Over the past year, Browns linebacker Christian Kirksey has emerged as a force for good in the greater Cleveland community.
That mission continued as Kirksey and more than a dozen players — including Seth DeValve, Jamie Collins Sr., Briean Boddy-Calhoun and Kevin Zeitler — joined owner Jimmy Haslam, head coach Hue Jackson and scores of community members at the organization’s first-ever Cleveland Browns Social Justice Summit on Wednesday afternoon.
The summit, which marks the team’s third keystone event aimed at addressing social injustice and other major issues facing the country, served as a forum to educate new and returning players on opportunities to create positive social change and the team’s commitment to supporting that cause.