PART I: SOCIAL IDENTITY MAPPING

In this workshop, you will be invited to thoughtfully reflect on the various aspects of your identity (how they show up in your everyday life) and consider how we might talk about and represent these various components of who we are.

Where we come from inextricably informs who we are and how we see the world. In order to engage in authentic and meaningful anti-racist work, White people must first locate and acknowledge the standpoint(s) from which they interpret, consume, and produce information.

This 90 minute workshop is $40