Explore practical strategies for creating meaningful connections and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities in this workshop. Attendees will learn about the importance of being an ally, and how to make your work matter.

The organizer of this course posits that a technique called "story-listening" can help faculty and administrators to better understand and teach diverse students. Learn how it works and how you might apply it in your own place of work during this inclusion-focused workshop.

It's time to have intentional (and potentially healing) conversations about race in this open circle, and to listen as well. Topics up for discussion include bias, microaggressions, and how to adjust your actions and attitudes.

All audiences who wish to respect the voices of BIPOC participants can join this discussion on how systemic racism has affected people's lives—and which actions can help inspire the work of cultural change.

Millennials, Gen Z-ers and second generation migrants can join this monthly session to learn about how embracing your diversity can help businesses grow and expand. Be prepared to share your story and gain insight on positioning yourself for success.

Drop into this workshop to learn about the Six Stages Framework, a tool that may help you better understand racism and how to respond to it. Both individuals and organizations can use this knowledge to fight for a more equitable society.

How exactly are your organization's diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts progressing? If you're not sure, here's your chance to learn about a self-assessment tool that can give reporting insights and help with goal-setting.

Worried about saying the wrong thing about diversity? If so, and you've chosen instead to be silent, learn why speaking up is important for leaders — and how diverse insights can bring more collaboration.

As seen on the View and CBS This Morning, this virtual series brings people together for discussion on topics from Black history, critical race theory and woke-ness. An awesome place to learn in community.

Do you consider yourself an anti-racists ally, agree that Black Lives Matter, but don't know how to really help in your own life? This workshop is for white and white-presenting folks who want to do anti-racist work in a compassionate and inquisitive space.

Digging into white privilege is tender work: it touches our sense of ourselves, our communities, and our hearts. This conversation is a warm space for processing and mobilizing to make real change possible.

As inequity continues, it's natural to reach for support. This gathering offers a safe space for debriefing, sharing truths, and showing compassion. It can help you refuel for the more important work ahead.

Learn about the conceptualization and treatment of race-based stress and trauma during this day-long training session. Participants will gain greater clarity about intergenerational and historical trauma and its development within families and communities.