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Calendar Details

May 11 2021

Activating Our Capacities for Anti-Racism as White Parents

7:00 PM

online

Activating Our Capacities for Anti-Racism as White Parents & Guardians
Date: May 11th
Facilitated by Emily Schorr Lesnick, Educator

Berkeley Carroll students learn and practice anti-racist work at school; this workshop is an opportunity for white parents and guardians to build and co-create an understanding around anti-racism. Many of us were raised to "not see color"; how might we see one another's wholeness and what language and support do we need to do so?

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