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Samples of our Workshops
Supporting Racial Equity with Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and SEL
From Committee for Children: "The United States education system is marked by racial inequities. Drawing on student strengths has particular importance in racial equity considerations."
For Educators Aspiring Toward Allyship: Starting in the Classroom
From Committee for Children: "...allyship is aspirational, self-directed, and lifelong. It’s aspirational because “ally” is never a term one can give to oneself."
Start With A Conversation (But Don’t Stop There)
From the Imagine Neighborhood: "...an important first step is talking to your kids about race and injustice. Below are some resources that might help you start these conversations."
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How Does Empathy Work? A Writer Explores the Science and Its Applications
Depending on your point of view, Cris Beam’s “I Feel You: The Surprising Power of Extreme Empathy” might seem either laughably behind the times or naïvely, maybe even willfully, ahead — so far beyond our collective horizon as to be pretty darned invisible. After all,...
