This is a six week virtual course offered to educators willing to examine the everyday policies and practices that produce racial disparities and uphold institutional systems of oppression.
This six week virtual course is offered to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of what it means to be anti-racist.
Our communities are changing ethnically and every person comes here with their own story. Take time this summer to investigate the many refugee stories that Ms. Yang brings to life in her new book. Then join us this fall for an evening with Ms. Yang as she discusses her desire to capture these stories and preserve each individual's journey.
Do you fumble to find the right words for what to say to your child about race? Do you wonder if you are keeping the conversation developmentally appropriate? Join The HOPE Speaks Project to learn more about why and how to have this life long conversation with your child.
This six week virtual course is offered to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of what it means to be anti-racist. Participants will be given tools to engage in uncomfortable conversations, develop their racial literacy and begin to unpack how race operates in their everyday lives often without consent and/or acknowledgement, all the while building the muscles to move into action!
Is it important to your family to be active LGBTQ allies? Do your kids have queer and trans friends that need help feeling affirmed and safe at school? Are you part of a school PTO? Join Gender Inclusive Schools and Welcoming Schools for our “LGBTQ+ Family Allyship Workshop”.
Join us for an evening of learning what homelessness looks like in our community, what resources are available for those struggling to have stable housing, and hear real life experiences of what homelessness feels like. By attending you will gain ideas of how you can assist and learn how your actions can make an impact in your own backyard.
In this collection, fourteen writers from refugee and immigrant families write about their complicated, poignant, funny, difficult, joyful, and ongoing relationships to food, cooking, and eating.
Join us for our first Accessibility Series: Deaf and Hard of Hearing in our Community. Learn from our panelists how to create more inclusive practices as employers, peers, and faculty for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
This six week virtual course offers ways to deepen understanding of what it means to be anti-racist. Participants will be given tools to engage in uncomfortable conversations, develop their racial literacy, and begin to unpack how race operates in their everyday lives.
As a business, faith community, organization, or community member, are you wondering how to create an atmosphere where all individuals feel welcome and comfortable? Join us for an evening with the Minnesota State Services for the Blind.