COMMON GROUND CONVERSATIONS ON RACE
Conversations about race can be hard ... but they don't have to be.
COMMON GROUND CONVERSATIONS ON RACE
Conversations about race can be hard ... but they don't have to be.
OUR WORK
Finding Common Ground
Our unique Conversations Journey® has a five-year track record of success helping clients across varied industries build a common ground of knowledge and understanding of racialized dynamics in society today through an informed lens of historical context. Check out our client testimonials.
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How Do YOU Talk About Race in America?
Triggering Events
Education & Religion
DEI / Racial Equity
Racialized triggering events often reveal the underlying tension of racial divides across America. We can help communities bridge knowledge and communications gaps to find common ground.
DEI / Racial Equity
Education & Religion
DEI / Racial Equity
In business, education, politics and law, DEI efforts are under attack. We can help companies, organizations and institutions create a common ground of support for DEI strategies.
Economic Inequity
Education & Religion
Education & Religion
Economics and race were inextricably intertwined long before the founding of this nation. We can help K-12 schools and higher education institutions teach this important history.
Education & Religion
Education & Religion
Education & Religion
Schools and faith communities inherited racialized conditions from previous generations. The historical impact of race in U.S. education and Christianity reveals truths about our society today.
We all inherited a society that none of us had a hand in creating, but we also inherited a responsibility for the society we pass to future generations.
Mike Green