Race-Consciousness Training Series Part 1
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Click here to register. Registration includes all four sessions. Session 1: Starting at the Start: Exploring Race Consciousness Developing race consciousness - our awareness of the role race plays in our everyday lives - is an essential step to understanding the way we see and experience the world, as well as how others’ experiences differ from our own. Join us as we explore: - How to gain awareness of the way race has impacted our own life experiences - What we can learn by understanding each others’ similar and differing racial experiences - How this internal, individual race consciousness relates to our understanding of race, racism, and anti-racism in the external world around us Learn more about Heather Miller, Eitan Dantzig, and The Multitudes HERE.
Helping Conservative synagogues with membership recruitment and retention, dues, fundraising, board development, strategic planning, youth engagement
Helping Conservative synagogues with membership recruitment and retention, dues, fundraising, board development, strategic planning, youth engagement
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