THE INTRODUCTION TO ANTIRACISM WORKSHOP

FOR ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS, COMPANIES & SCHOOLS

Move beyond diversity & inclusion by developing an antiracist lens. 

In this workshop your team will learn:

  • Antiracism language & the framework in building an antiracism lens

  • Rooting your awareness in understanding Canada’s colonial history

  • The impacts of Unconscious Bias , Systemic Racism & White supremacy

  • The first step in developing an antiracist workplace for your team

THE INTRODUCTION TO ANTIRACISM WORKSHOP INCLUDES:

1) PRE-WORKSHOP GOALS

2) 90-MINUTE LIVE & INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP

3) 30-MINUTE FOLLOW-UP DEBRIEF CALL WITH WORKSHOP LEAD TO DISCUSS ANTIRACISM COURSE

Please share your organization/company’s goals for this workshop + how many staff members + when you were hoping to book the workshop.

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