Talking about race can be hard. We facilitate common ground conversations (online and in-person) for productive dialogue on racial equity that can lead to collaboration and societal change.
COMPANIES, ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS
10 Modules over 5 sessions
90-minute weekly online sessions or
3-hour scheduled in-person sessions
Racial equity knowledge through US history
Practical tools & Exploratory Practices
Actionable Steps
EASY BOOKING FOR ANY GROUP
90-min interactive facilitated Zoom engagement. Paradigm-shifting pre-requisite to racial equity training through a lens of historical context. Gain insightful knowledge and understanding of today's societal dynamics in one interactive online experience.
NEED SPEAKERS?
We're available for speaking engagements online and offline, as well as project-based consulting and ongoing advisory services. Contact us for your projects, events, workshops and racial equity lessons. We can also help audit, analyze and redesign curricula.
As White Americans, we often sugarcoat and whitewash the legacy of Dr. King, while remaining ignorant of the true focuses on his work and how it remains largely unfinished today. I am as guilty of this as anyone else, which is why I sought out two experts to be our guests on the podcast today, Mike and Emily Green.
