Educators, check out: The 1619 Project Curriculum Equal Justice Initiative’s High School Lesson Plans on Lynching DC Area Educators for Social Justice for additional curriculum resources for all grades. Learn how to use an equity framework for culturally and...
AntiRacist is a verb, defined by the action one is taking. To be AntiRacist is fluid, it takes consistent willpower. It requires a coming back to; a daily intention. It demands an open heart and an open mind that is flexible. It means in addition to accepting that...
An AntiRacist policy is one that creates equity. Ibram X. Kendi, PhD, the leading scholar on AntiRacism and author of How to be An AntiRacist, says that reparations is an AntiRacist policy. In his article, There Is No Middle Ground on Reparations, Dr. Kendi says:...
We’re kicking off our first in a series of Conversations Around the Table. Join us as we dig in with thought leaders and experts on topics about AntiRacism. Our first Conversation is with Dr. Gholdy Muhammad on August 20th at 1pm. We will discuss Equity in Education:...
As our 30 days draws to a close, you have learned more about the horrors and heartbreak of the African American experience. You have begun recognizing, reflecting, and working through white fragility, supremacy, and privilege. As you are growing and expanding as a...
Gathering Around the Table… One of our goals is to bring others to the table for important conversations around AntiRacism. We know these conversations aren’t easy. That’s why we created a trio of templates for you to use as an invitation to bring the members of your...
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