Study & Action Program
A Training for White People Ready to Unlearn White Supremacy & Take Action
Welcome! Maybe you are here because you feel uncomfortable talking about race and racism and how that relates to topics in the headlines, like public safety, policing, immigration, the ongoing genocide in Palestine, and a rise in antisemitism and Islamophobia. Maybe you are angry or anxious about so many things that are happening in the world right now, but you’re not sure how to talk about it, or what you can do to change it.
If you’re here for one of these reasons, or another of your own, we invite you to register for the spring series of Study & Action, a virtual, live, eight week program. Over the last eight years, we’ve had hundreds of people participate; many of them still stay in touch and volunteer together. You, too, will join a supportive group of white-identified people who want to share their experiences and learn from each other.
By the end, you’ll have better tools to talk about these topics with friends and family, a deeper understanding of your own personal stake in the fight for racial justice, and more confidence to take action.
If you’re here for one of these reasons, or another of your own, we invite you to register for the spring series of Study & Action, a virtual, live, eight week program. Over the last eight years, we’ve had hundreds of people participate; many of them still stay in touch and volunteer together. You, too, will join a supportive group of white-identified people who want to share their experiences and learn from each other.
By the end, you’ll have better tools to talk about these topics with friends and family, a deeper understanding of your own personal stake in the fight for racial justice, and more confidence to take action.
Why Participate in Study & Action?
The more we know and understand our history, the more we are able to make sense of the present. Through Study & Action, you can find purpose, joy, community, and power in learning our history and fighting for collective liberation.
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An alarming rise in fascism, division, violence, and hate; the stripping of many of our civil rights; climate change; genocide and war…There is a lot to be angry, sad, and anxious about in the world right now. And, of course, so much of this isn’t new; violence, genocide, injustice, and hate is deeply rooted in our history.
So is the fight for justice and freedom. The wisdom and insights of Black women first formed the path toward collective liberation, and their teachings have kept many of us on that path to this day. |