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Discussing Racism & Being Anti-Racist Toolkit by the Women's Bar Association of DC https://www.wbadc.org/endracism

Anti-racist leadership Leadership of Greater Washington programming

Helpful Rebuttals for Racist Talking: This is a Google Doc that has been widely shared on various social media sites that is a good starting point or reference guide for hard conversations. https://www.nationalabolitionhalloffameandmuseum.org/uploads/1/2/0/9/120907045/helpful_rebuttals_for_racist_talking_points.pdf
The Opportunity Myth: What Students Can Show Us About How Schools are Letting Them Down - And How to Fix It. This executive summary commissioned by TNPT examines some of the myths around why students of color fail to thrive in public school settings. Their research shows ALL students tended to succeed on grade-level work, but many students of color were denied any opportunity to even try it. https://opportunitymyth.tntp.org/
This tool examines various microaggressions in society, and what message it sends to those on the receiving end. It breaks the microaggressions into various themes. https://academicaffairs.ucsc.edu/events/documents/Microaggressions_Examples_Arial_2014_11_12.pdf
Life After Hate is a non-profit organization created by former white supremacists and Nazis that move to rehabilitate and encourage restorative justice in people filled with hate. This is also a site that shares the stories of people who suffered from hate crimes and how it changed them and their life. The group focuses on teaching about community and appreciation for humanity. https://www.lifeafterhate.org/
This site as a whole is amazing tool as it is focused on using game tech and education to create interactive social/emotional problem solving games for teens. They emphasize identity, social challenges, and mental health in teens. https://ithrivegames.org/
This webinar comes highly recommended from the chair of the Family Policy and Human Rights Committee at AFTA — American Family Therapy Academy.

Trauma of Racism: Healing our National Legacy

Thursday, March 11, 6-7:30 PM GMT
Exploration of Emotional Trauma from Systemic Oppression - using the scientific model of Brain-Body Regulation. Major topics include research on the impact of Everyday Discrimination on mental and physical wellness and understanding how structural racism and exclusion of Sexual and Gender Minorities are a root of Health Disparity. Register here.