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The
Dismantling Racism process is designed to help leaders and organizations
who want to proactively understand and address racism, both in their organization
and in the community where the organization is working. The Dismantling
Racism process is just that: an 18-month to two-year process.
Our experience is that the goals of understanding and addressing racism
can rarely be achieved in a 3-hour or one-day workshop. Racism is a fierce,
ever-present, challenging force, one which has structured the thinking,
behavior, and actions of individuals and institutions since the beginning
of U.S. history. To understand racism and effectively begin dismantling
it requires an equally fierce, consistent, and committed effort. Our approach
to helping groups deal with issues of racial inclusion and diversity involves: |
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an organizational assessment phase to help everyone
understand the attitudes and feelings about racism that
exist throughout your organization;
• Dismantling Racism Workshop(s) which offer an analysis of
racism and support your organization in adopting a common
understanding of the problem;
• an analysis of the organization's stage of development in
becoming an anti-racist organization;
• development of a plan for change, which will include specific
and meaningful goals as well as an action plan to reach
those goals;
• ongoing reflection designed to both evaluate the group's
progress and document lessons learned as the organization
moves through the process;
• periodic check-ins to insure that your organization is
receiving the support you need to be successful in reaching
your goals.
For a fuller description of the process, go to more
about the dR process.
For
information about our travel policies, go here.
For
information about preparing the space for this process, go here. |
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