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Registration is open!
Dear anti-racist colleagues, I'm writing to announce the spring lineup of introductory and 200-level What White People Can Do About Racism workshops. The
workshops are appropriate for white people who are open to learning
what to do about racism, perhaps feeling they should be doing something
but not sure what. The workshop is also appropriate for people of
color who want to support white people who want to take action against
racism.
If you have attended a previous "What White People Can Do About Racism" workshop, you're welcome to sit in for a refresher, free of charge (space permitting).
For
those who have taken part in the intro workshop and/or in the Undoing
Racism Training by the People's Institute for Survival and Beyond, we
invite you to a 200-level workshop, White Accountability and Organizing, on June 7 at the Calhoun School in Manhattan, 9:30am - 3:00pm. Flyer is forthcoming.
Registration is now open for all workshops.
There is a maximum of 15 participants, so we recommend early
registration. Please register no later than the Wednesday prior to
the workshop you choose.
Please share this information with friends and colleagues.
Robin Mallison Alpern
Director of Training
flyer forthcoming
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About Center for the Study of White American Culture, Inc. (CSWAC)
Founded
in 1995, CSWAC's mission is to build an equitable society in the United
States by decentering white culture and centering an anti-racist
multiracial culture free of white supremacy. CSWAC offers workshops to
organizations and the public, publishes online and print works, and
organizes for social change and racial justice.
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