Talking about race and equity shouldn't be hard.
We're Mike and Emily Green, Co-founders of Common Ground Conversations on Race in America. We tested our approach in 2019 with a workshop on "How to Talk to Kids About Race in America." We introduced our trademarked Conversations Journey® process as a unique group learning experience developed in the summer of 2020. Our experience offers paradigm-shifting insights and practical tools within a no-blame, no-shame safe group-learning environment.
In 2019, we launched a new workshop to empower parents and teachers with culturally competent tools and confidence to talk to kids about race in America in ways that are easy to understand and translatable across generations.
In 2020, the nation exploded with a need for our engaging, interactive and energetic process of transformation, which has established a proven track record of consistent and repeatable outcomes with a wide variety of clients, diverse audiences and cohort groups, ranging from adolescent youths to seasoned citizens and all ages in between.
Contact us today to learn more about how easy it is to schedule a Conversations Journey® for your company, institution, organization or community group of any size.
Mike Green has been commissioned for many conferences as a keynote speaker, panelist, and workshop group facilitator. Expertise ranges across educational development, regional economic competitiveness, inclusive economic strategies, ecosystem building, entrepreneurship, DEI/Racial Equity strategies
As a strategic partner, CGC can help internal leadership efforts to transform racialized environments in small business and large corporate settings, K-12 and higher education, regional economies, municipalities and police departments, healthcare and community development organizations and foundations
In addition to our Conversations Journey process and Activities Workshop services, CGC can develop customized curriculum for any profession to build a common ground of knowledge and understanding of today's racialized power dynamics across societal sectors through a lens of historical context