Public Series & Events
Book Talk with Author Jennifer Harvey, "Anti-Racism as Daily Practice: Refuse Shame, Change White Communities, & Help Create a Just World" with Optional Book Study
Join Justice Leaders Collaborative as we virtually host New York Times bestselling author of Raising White Kids, Jennifer Harvey to discuss her new book Anti-Racism as Daily Practice: Refuse Shame, Change White Communities, & Help Create a Just World.
Following this chance to meet the author, JLC Facilitators (Lois McCullen Parr, Autumn Campbell & EJ McGaughy) will hold a book study for 5-sessions specifically for White people to guide you step-by-step through the practices in the book so that you can show up in more anti-racist ways.
SUMMER OFFERINGS!
We’re excited to announce our 2023 Summer Camp Offerings!
August 1: Interrupting Bias & Apologizing
August 14: The Primer: An Introduction to Social Justice
August 15: The Relationships Initiative
August 16: Diverse & Just Books
August 16: Socially Just Holidays & Heritage Months
August 18: Beyond Anti-Bullying: Cultivating Compassionate Classrooms
To register and lean more, visit https://www.justiceleaderscollaborative.com/store.
LARA Required Implicit Bias Training Workshop: For Initial Licensure and License Renewal - FULL
LARA requires online Michigan Implicit bias training. This 3-hour interactive “Implicit Bias” workshop meets the requirements from the Michigan Bureau of Professional Licensing for health care professionals. This training is now required for initial licensure and license renewal. Our workshop covers all of the requirements just added to the Public Health Code-General Rules R 338.7704 standards.
LARA Required Implicit Bias Training Workshop: For Initial Licensure and License Renewal
LARA requires online Michigan Implicit bias training. This 3-hour interactive “Implicit Bias” workshop meets the requirements from the Michigan Bureau of Professional Licensing for health care professionals. This training is now required for initial licensure and license renewal. Our workshop covers all of the requirements just added to the Public Health Code-General Rules R 338.7704 standards.
Interrupting Bias and Bigotry Workshop
Interrupting Bias and Bigotry” is an opportunity for participants to practice the skills of interrupting microaggressions and biased comments and learn how to apologize for their own mistakes with reparative accountability. Participants will increase their comfort and skill in showing up for justice.
Pre-requisite required: The “Core Course” is a pre-requisite for this workshop. If you haven’t taken it yet, please visit this page to see when the next offering is available
White People Working For Racial Justice - 4 Week Intensive
White People Working for Racial Justice (ONLINE!)
This 4-week intensive is a space where white people can learn together, ask questions, make mistakes, work through defensiveness and guilt, and examine fears, without burdening People of Color.
At this time in our nation, we are witnessing an alarming resurgence of white supremacy and state sanctioned violence. It is imperative that white people do the deep work required to claim and embody an anti-racist identity, understand the privilege they carry, and interrupt racism where they live, work, study, and volunteer.
Outcomes
Participants will come to understand:
movements for racial justice in the U.S.
white privilege and unearned advantage
develop skills to claim and shape an anti-racist identity
practice the skills of interrupting racism
develop networks of support and accountability
Description
The series employs:
Small and large group discussion
Structured exercises
Readings, videos, and reflective journaling
Homework to prepare participants for each session
Agenda Outline
Day One: Building the Foundation and Knowing Our History
Developing Our Common Language
Social Justice Theories and Concepts
The History of Racism and Resistance in the United States
Day Two: Understanding Whiteness
Whiteness as A Construct
Intersectionality
White Supremacy Culture
How Racism Harms White People
Building Antiracist Relationships with Other White People
Day Three: Skill Practice (Interrupting Bias)
How to Tell Someone What They Said Is Racist
How to Apologize When We Say or Do Something Racist
Somatic Practice: Addressing Our Embodied White Supremacy
Day Four: Allyship and Where Do We Go from Here?
Allyship and Accountability
Working Within Your Sphere of Influence
Where Do We Go From Here?
Details
The series includes email follow-up after each session and access to our online drive with homework readings, handouts, and other resources.
This is a 4-week intensive course. The course is held via zoom. Saturday, October 9th, October 23rd, November 6th & November 20th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (EST). Attendance at all 4 sessions is required.
The fee for this course is $395.
White People Working For Racial Justice - 4 Week Intensive
White People Working for Racial Justice (ONLINE!)
This 4-week intensive is a space where white people can learn together, ask questions, make mistakes, work through defensiveness and guilt, and examine fears, without burdening People of Color.
At this time in our nation, we are witnessing an alarming resurgence of white supremacy and state sanctioned violence. It is imperative that white people do the deep work required to claim and embody an anti-racist identity, understand the privilege they carry, and interrupt racism where they live, work, study, and volunteer.
Outcomes
Participants will come to understand:
movements for racial justice in the U.S.
white privilege and unearned advantage
develop skills to claim and shape an anti-racist identity
practice the skills of interrupting racism
develop networks of support and accountability
Description
The series employs:
Small and large group discussion
Structured exercises
Readings, videos, and reflective journaling
Homework to prepare participants for each session
Agenda Outline
Day One: Building the Foundation and Knowing Our History
Developing Our Common Language
Social Justice Theories and Concepts
The History of Racism and Resistance in the United States
Day Two: Understanding Whiteness
Whiteness as A Construct
Intersectionality
White Supremacy Culture
How Racism Harms White People
Building Antiracist Relationships with Other White People
Day Three: Skill Practice (Interrupting Bias)
How to Tell Someone What They Said Is Racist
How to Apologize When We Say or Do Something Racist
Somatic Practice: Addressing Our Embodied White Supremacy
Day Four: Allyship and Where Do We Go from Here?
Allyship and Accountability
Working Within Your Sphere of Influence
Where Do We Go From Here?
The series includes email follow-up after each session and access to our online drive with homework readings, handouts, and other resources.
This is a 4-week intensive course. The course is held via zoom. Saturday, April 10, April 17th, May 1st & May 8th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (EST). Attendance at all 4 sessions is required.
The fee for this course is $395.
White People Working For Racial Justice - 4 Week Intensive
White People Working for Racial Justice (ONLINE!)
This 4-week intensive is a space where white people can learn together, ask questions, make mistakes, work through defensiveness and guilt, and examine fears, without burdening People of Color.
At this time in our nation, we are witnessing an alarming resurgence of white supremacy and state sanctioned violence. It is imperative that white people do the deep work required to claim and embody an anti-racist identity, understand the privilege they carry, and interrupt racism where they live, work, study, and volunteer.
Outcomes
Participants will come to understand:
movements for racial justice in the U.S.
white privilege and unearned advantage
develop skills to claim and shape an anti-racist identity
practice the skills of interrupting racism
develop networks of support and accountability
Description
The series employs:
Small and large group discussion
Structured exercises
Readings, videos, and reflective journaling
Homework to prepare participants for each session
Agenda Outline
Day One: Building the Foundation and Knowing Our History
Developing Our Common Language
Social Justice Theories and Concepts
The History of Racism and Resistance in the United States
Day Two: Understanding Whiteness
Whiteness as A Construct
Intersectionality
White Supremacy Culture
How Racism Harms White People
Building Antiracist Relationships with Other White People
Day Three: Skill Practice (Interrupting Bias)
How to Tell Someone What They Said Is Racist
How to Apologize When We Say or Do Something Racist
Somatic Practice: Addressing Our Embodied White Supremacy
Day Four: Allyship and Where Do We Go from Here?
Allyship and Accountability
Working Within Your Sphere of Influence
Where Do We Go From Here?
Series includes email follow-up after each session and access to our online drive with homework readings, handouts, and other resources.
This is a 4 week intensive course. Course is held via zoom. Saturday January 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (EST). Attendance at all 4 sessions is required.
The fee for this course is $395.
New Workshop Series beginning in April 2021. Registration opening soon!
White People Working For Racial Justice - 4 Week Intensive
White People Working for Racial Justice (ONLINE!)
This 4-week intensive is a space where white people can learn together, ask questions, make mistakes, work through defensiveness and guilt, and examine fears, without burdening People of Color.
At this time in our nation, we are witnessing an alarming resurgence of white supremacy and state sanctioned violence. It is imperative that white people do the deep work required to claim and embody an anti-racist identity, understand the privilege they carry, and interrupt racism where they live, work, study, and volunteer.
Outcomes
Participants will come to understand:
movements for racial justice in the U.S.
white privilege and unearned advantage
develop skills to claim and shape an anti-racist identity
practice the skills of interrupting racism
develop networks of support and accountability
Description
The series employs:
Small and large group discussion
Structured exercises
Readings, videos, and reflective journaling
Homework to prepare participants for each session
Agenda Outline
Day One: Building the Foundation and Knowing Our History
Developing Our Common Language
Social Justice Theories and Concepts
The History of Racism and Resistance in the United States
Day Two: Understanding Whiteness
Whiteness as A Construct
Intersectionality
White Supremacy Culture
How Racism Harms White People
Building Antiracist Relationships with Other White People
Day Three: Skill Practice (Interrupting Bias)
How to Tell Someone What They Said Is Racist
How to Apologize When We Say or Do Something Racist
Somatic Practice: Addressing Our Embodied White Supremacy
Day Four: Allyship and Where Do We Go from Here?
Allyship and Accountability
Working Within Your Sphere of Influence
Where Do We Go From Here?
Series includes email follow-up after each session and access to our online drive with homework readings, handouts, and other resources.
This is a 4 week intensive course. Course is held via zoom. Saturday 9/26, 10/3, 10/10 and 10/17 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Attendance at all 4 sessions is required.
The fee for this course is $395.