Race Conversations Workshop

Atlanta, GA: June 5-6, 2024
Cost: $50. Buy 2 Get 1 Free
  • Day 1: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm EDT. Part l in person
  • Day 2: 6:00 - 8:30 pm EDT. Part ll on Zoom
“This program expects people to ACT!”
“Peaceful and productive without debate or shaming.”
“This program will bring about real change in our fractured world.”
“Fosters deep understanding and powerful personal actions. This model could change the world.”
“This opens up people, inspires them, and gives us a way to begin.”
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Outcomes

  • Leave with the tools and confidence to increase conversations on race
  • See how to recover when conversations fall apart

Topics

  • Understand the impact of racism through the eyes of others
  • How to manage defensiveness and certitude, particularly for white participants
  • New neuroscience reveals how to outmaneuver biases that no longer serve

What's Not Covered

  • No debating current events or studying the history of racism
  • Not here to change anyone's mind but your own
  • Looking inside reveals how personal shifts can take place

At least 30% of participants are people of color. Co-led by 2 trained co-hosts of different races.

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On the Fence?

Here’s why you want to attend—and why you might think twice.
In the words of past attendees.

I’ve never had discussions on race that were so respectful. Difficult, yes. But eye-opening and worthwhile. 

I want to get off the sidelines and speak up about racial inequity. I have a lot to learn.

I want my voice to be heard. I want to contribute to multi-race conversations. I still have some things to learn. I appreciate at least 30% of participants are people of color, and the program is co-hosted by people of different races.

It can be upsetting and draining to discuss this topic, especially in mixed race groups.

I looked closely at what my life has taught me about racism. I considered which beliefs or assumptions to leave behind. I engaged using 20 Conversation Starters. I was challenged and moved by participant’s stories. I now have clarity about what is uniquely ‘Mine To Do?’.

Discover for Yourself
What Is Mine To Do?®

Change the conversation you’re having with yourself and others
when it comes to racism

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