“We must awaken to the ways that race and racism have shaped our own brains, our ways of being in the world, and our hopes for the work we might do together.”
Rhonda Magee
RESOURCES
Each week, we offer a newsletter with resources for your continued racial literacy. These are resources that we, as facilitators, also use. We invite you to join us in on-going learning and growth.
The newsletters offer
. . . what we're reading for ourselves and what we're reading to young people in our lives.
. . . what trainings we're attending to increase our own racial literacy.
. . . what podcasts we're listening to and what webinars we're watching.
NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE
May 11, 2021
This week's newsletter includes resources for educators and those parenting for Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
As well, this newsletter includes an invitation to join us for another free pop-up event to talk about white supremacy culture with Eva Meyers and Atiya McGhee this Sunday, May 16th at 4pm, PST. Email to RSVP.
APRIL 24, 2021
We hope that you are engaging in increased radical self-care this week. Even while we witnessed an almost unprecedented trial outcome, we also lost another young person to state-sanctioned violence against Youth of Color. Even as we protest in bodies weary from centuries long resistance to anti-Black racism, we must also care for ourselves so that we can be whole in that resistance.
APRIL 21, 2021
We write on this historic morning, when justice was served one year after George Floyd lost his life to police violence. Though we know that this was more than the act of one officer, yesterday a decision was made to uphold justice and acknowledge the long relationship between race and policing.
Photo Credit: Logan Weaver
APRIL 10, 2021
New readings, trainings and podcasts to support your on-going learning and growth.
Join us at any number of upcoming events that our team will be headed to this month.
APRIL 3, 2021
Announcing Summer 2021 courses and resources to further your learning about race, racism and racial justice.
MARCH 2021
Our hearts go out to the families who lost a loved one in the most recent violence against Asian, Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities. Over the past year, violence against these communities has increased 150% with most of that targeted against womxn.