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My Expertise
My Expertise
Professional Organizations
Professional Organizations
TESOL
MATSOL
White People Challenging Racism
Mount Pleasant Avenue, Forest and Vine Streets Neighborhood Association
TESOL Diversity Collaborative Forum
People of Color in Independent Schools of New England
Black English Language Professionals and Friends Forum
Community Change, Inc.
Reclaim Roxbury
MY PUBLICATIONS
Publications
Publications
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RESOURCES
Websites and Articles
Level 1 and 2
Embrace Race
"Let’s Raise a Generation of Children Who Are Thoughtful, Informed, and ... "
Paul Kivel
"How can we live & work together to sustain community, nurture each individual ... "
Seeing White Podcast
"Just what is going on with white people? Police shootings of unarmed African Americans ... "
Color of Law
‘Segregated By Design’ examines the forgotten history of how our federal, state and local governments ...
Videos and Podcasts
Moving The Race Conversation Forward
Moving The Race Conversation Forward
Systemic Racism video (4 mins)
A Girl Like Me
A Girl Like Me
Internalized Racism (7 mins)
Nearly 500,000 in jail, without a conviction
Nearly 500,000 in jail, without a conviction
Van Jones Bail Bonds (1 mins)
Racial Microaggressions: Comments That Sting | The New York Times
Racial Microaggressions: Comments That Sting | The New York Times
If Microaggressions Happened to White People | Decoded | MTV News
If Microaggressions Happened to White People | Decoded | MTV News
Getting Called Out: How to Apologize
Getting Called Out: How to Apologize
Book and Articles
Look up this Article: 64 Things White People Can Do For Racial Justice (see attached)
Websites and Articles:
Level 3 and 4
RESilience
"RES specifically includes the direct, explicit messages children receive about the existence of racism and the meaning of ..."
Tactics of Resisting and Distancing (see attached)
"JFor white people living in North America learning to be anti-racist is a r... "
Videos and Podcasts:
Book And Articles To Look At
Articles, books, etc.
Level 5 and Above
Explaining White Privilege to a Broke White Person
Ferguson must force us to face anti-blackness
Videos and Podcasts
Healing Justice Podcast series
"Find our full archive of conversations and practice episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, RadioPublic, Stitcher, Google Podcas ..."
Black Girl in Maine blog - applies way beyond Maine ...
"Unlike traditional diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, my approac ... "
Equity Screen to use when developing online content
"Hi everyone, this will be the last blog post until August 8th, as I’ll be on my annual July break. By the time you’re reading this, I am on my wa ..."
Race, Class and Opportunity video - john a. powell
"PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Welcome to The Real News Network. I’m Paul Jay, coming to you again from San Francisco. We’re at ... "
Ta-Nehisi Coates - Case for Reparations video
"Chris speaks with The Atlantic's Ta-Nehisi Coates about the history of economic plunder and exploitation that are key features of whi ..."
Reflective Practice
Reflective Practice
Racial Identity Awareness Journal
Racial Identity Awareness Journal
When did you first learn about race?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first learn that your race was a race?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first learn about racism?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first understand racism?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first understand systemic racism?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first learn about racial justice?
What are your current reflections on this?
When did you first become involved in racial justice?
What are your current reflections on this?
Who has been a positive influence on your journey?
Who are your current supports around racial justice?
What/who have been your inspirations to work on racial justice?
What/who are your current inspirations?
What have been the greatest stumbling blocks on your journey?
What are your current stumbling blocks?
Give an example of a time you messed up in a situation that had to do with race. Are there things that keep you up at night that you said or did or were involved in & did not act?
What are your current reflections on this?
What did you learn that you can use in a positive way in the future on your journey?
What is your understanding of where you are now in your Racial Justice Awareness Journey?
What is your understanding of what you need to do to move forward in your Racial Justice
Awareness Journey?
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