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Partner Workshop:Racial Justice Stances: Grounding in Our Truths

The work of dismantling white supremacy challenges us to embody our truest selves and our deepest values. But often, even talking about racism with others takes us away from ourselves and from conscious choice in how we show up. This workshop supports participants in developing new tools to stay rooted in who they are and what they value, even in moments of tension and conflict.

Event Details

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The work of dismantling white supremacy challenges us to embody our truest selves and our deepest values. But often, even talking about racism with others takes us away from ourselves and from conscious choice in how we show up. This workshop supports participants in developing new tools to stay rooted in who they are and what they value, even in moments of tension and conflict.

This workshop will help participants:

-Develop a stance for racial justice conversations rooted in their core values, beliefs and longings for the world; -Better understand, notice and navigate their triggers; -Sharpen discernment around when and how to engage in racial justice conversations; -Practice their stances in real-world scenarios, guided by facilitators; and -Hone their practice of racial justice conversations over time.

Facilitators

Grounding in Our Truths is designed and led by Tamir Novotny, Principal, Ahimsa Strategies, Kristell Caballero Saucedo, Coach and Principal, Living Change and Niki Jagpal the primary author of Criteria for Philanthropy at Its Best, the first set of measurable equity benchmarks for foundations. Tamir, Niki and Kristell have over 20 years of experience between them working to advance equity within and through institutional philanthropy and nonprofit organizations.

Start: Monday, November 1, 1:00 PM Eastern

End: Thursday, November 4, 3:00 PM Eastern

The workshop takes place over two, two-hour sessions spaced a week apart (November 1 1-3pm ET AND November 4 1-3pm ET).

Register here

If you have any questions or concerns, please email workshops@equityinthecenter.org.

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