Being anti-racist requires ongoing self-reflection, learning, and action. This interactive session creates a guided space for white participants to engage in honest, peer-led conversations about race, privilege, and allyship. Rather than a traditional lecture, participants will actively explore what it means to show up as effective allies and how to translate awareness into meaningful, everyday actions.
The facilitator will provide thoughtful conversation prompts and gently guide dialogue, allowing the group to collectively reflect, listen, and challenge assumptions in a respectful environment. Together, participants will identify ways to create accountability and commit to anti-racist practices within their workplaces, communities, and personal lives.

Participants will explore:
-What it means to practice anti-racism and allyship as a white person
-How to engage in open, respectful conversations about race and privilege
-Practical ways to translate awareness into concrete anti-racist actions

Build the confidence and clarity needed to become an active ally and contribute to more equitable and inclusive communities.