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"Not everything that is faced can be changed,
but nothing can be changed until it is faced."
James Baldwin
Calendar of Events
MAR 20
MAR 27
ARR 3
APR 10
APR 17
APR 24
MAY 1
MAY 15
7-9:15 pm(EDT)
Anti-racism project sessions
spring 2023
Our eight-week course offers a way to examine the critical and persistent issue of racism. Working with trained volunteer facilitators and a well designed curriculum participants will engage in interactive experiences to examine the realities of institutionalized racism, internalized racism and white privilege, and how they feed ongoing racial injustice. We will also discuss racial microaggressions, the myths and facts of immigration and strategies for dealing with racially charged personal encounters. We encourage participants to go on to develop personal anti-racism action plans. The Project's eight meetings over a period of three months are structured so that all participants have a voice as we respond to the program materials and share our own life experiences. Participants are asked to make a commitment to attend all eight 2+ hour sessions.
JUN 8
7-9pm(EDT)
Critical Race Theory(CRT)-
What Is It, Really?
Please join us for an interactive presentation
Q&A TO FOLLOW
Thursday,June 8th
7PM - 9PM (ET)
VIA ZOOM
Past Events
DEC. 1
7-9pm(EDT)
Critical Race Theory(CRT)-
What Is It, Really?
Please join us for an interactive presentation
Q&A TO FOLLOW
Thursday, Dec. 1st
7PM - 9PM (ET)
VIA ZOOM
​
Please fill out this form to be included in our Zoom Session on Thursday, December 1st from 7-9pm ET. Once your registration details have been received, you will be emailed a confirmation along with a link to the session.
May 11
7-9pm(EDT)
“Death by a Thousand Nicks”:
Microaggressions and Responses
Please join us for an interactive presentation
Q&A TO FOLLOW
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11th
7PM - 9PM (EDT)
VIA ZOOM
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Registration will be limited to a first come, first served basis. You will receive a confirmation email and Zoom link by May 4th, if registration is accepted.
Fall 2021
ANTI-RACISM PROJECT SESSIONS VIA ZOOM - FALL, 2021
Our eight-week course offers a way to examine the critical and persistent issue of racism. Working with trained volunteer facilitators and a well designed curriculum participants will engage in interactive experiences to examine the realities of institutionalized racism, internalized racism and white privilege, and how they feed ongoing racial injustice. We will also discuss racial microaggressions, the myths and facts of immigration and strategies for dealing with racially charged personal encounters. We encourage participants to go on to develop personal anti-racism action plans.
The Project's eight meetings over a period of three months are structured so that all participants have a voice as we respond to the program materials and share our own life experiences. Participants are asked to make a commitment to attend all eight 2+ hour sessions.
April
07
The action of social action:
Black lives Matter
This Zoom workshop Is being sponsored by Huntington Public Library and continues our conversation amid the
Covid-19 pandemic. Registration opens on March 1, 2021.
Topics include:
White Privilege
Mass Incarceration
The "Talk" - What is the Impact of Systemic Racism on Black Families
Allyship in the Time of Covid:
Socially Distant Accomplice Responsibilities
​
Presentation followed by Q&A
APR 14
apr 21
apr 28
may 5
may 19
may 26
jun 2
jun 9
ANTI-RACISM PROJECT GROUP SESSIONS VIA ZOOM
spring, 2021
Our eight-week course offers a way to examine the critical and persistent issue of racism. Working with trained volunteer facilitators and a well designed curriculum participants will engage in interactive experiences to examine the realities of institutionalized racism, internalized racism and white privilege, and how they feed ongoing racial injustice. We will also discuss the myths and facts of immigration and strategies for dealing with racially charged personal encounters.
The Project's eight meetings over a period of three months is designed so that all participants have a voice as we respond to the program materials and share our own life experiences. Participants are asked to make a commitment to attend all eight two-hour sessions. The final session will include sharing our personal action plans for racial justice.
All sessions are held from 7:00pm to 9:00 pm (Eastern Std. Time)
AUGUST
06
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Registration
Required
Zoom
(Online Session)
The action of social action:
Black lives Matter
This Zoom workshop continues our conversation amid the
Covid-19 pandemic.
Topics include:
White Privilege
Mass Incarceration
The "Talk" - What is the Impact of Systemic Racism on Black Families
Allyship in the Time of Covid:
Socially Distant Accomplice Responsibilities
​
Presentation followed by Q&A
JULY
30
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Registration
Required
Zoom
(Online Session)
The action of social action:
Black lives Matter
This Zoom workshop continues our conversation amid the
Covid-19 pandemic.
Topics include:
White Privilege
Mass Incarceration
The "Talk" - What is the Impact of Systemic Racism on Black Families
Allyship in the Time of Covid:
Socially Distant Accomplice Responsibilities
​
Presentation followed by Q&A
SONIC MINI-workshop
SONIC, South Nassau Interfaith Clergy has invited the Anti-Racism Project to conduct several free mini-workshops about privilege, oppression and racial micro-aggressions hosted at houses of worship throughout the area. These workshops will be led by experienced facilitators. Everyone is welcome to join in this crucial conversation.
​
Our Project was created in response to the recognition that systemic racism, which has been so entrenched in our history, continues to have tremendous negative impact. The Project seeks to explore with participants the ways that institutionalized racism and white privilege feed oppression and undermine our collective well-being. Please join us for this educational and community-building experience.
SONIC MINI-workshop
SONIC, South Nassau Interfaith Clergy has invited the Anti-Racism Project to conduct several free mini-workshops about privilege, oppression and racial micro-aggressions hosted at houses of worship throughout the area. These workshops will be led by experienced facilitators. Everyone is welcome to join in this crucial conversation.
​
Our Project was created in response to the recognition that systemic racism, which has been so entrenched in our history, continues to have tremendous negative impact. The Project seeks to explore with participants the ways that institutionalized racism and white privilege feed oppression and undermine our collective well-being. Please join us for this educational and community-building experience.
FEB
13
7:00pm - 9:00pm
RSVP Required
516-766-0205
Parish of St. Agnes Cathedral
SONIC MINI-workshop
SONIC, South Nassau Interfaith Clergy has invited the Anti-Racism Project to conduct several free mini-workshops about privilege, oppression and racial micro-aggressions hosted at houses of worship throughout the area. These workshops will be led by experienced facilitators. Everyone is welcome to join in this crucial conversation.
​
Our Project was created in response to the recognition that systemic racism, which has been so entrenched in our history, continues to have tremendous negative impact. The Project seeks to explore with participants the ways that institutionalized racism and white privilege feed oppression and undermine our collective well-being. Please join us for this educational and community-building experience.
FEB
25
7:00pm - 9:00pm
RSVP Required
516-599-5768
Bethany Congregational Church
SONIC MINI-workshop
SONIC, South Nassau Interfaith Clergy has invited the Anti-Racism Project to conduct several free mini-workshops about privilege, oppression and racial micro-aggressions hosted at houses of worship throughout the area. These workshops will be led by experienced facilitators. Everyone is welcome to join in this crucial conversation.
​
Our Project was created in response to the recognition that systemic racism, which has been so entrenched in our history, continues to have tremendous negative impact. The Project seeks to explore with participants the ways that institutionalized racism and white privilege feed oppression and undermine our collective well-being. Please join us for this educational and community-building experience.
ANTI-RACISM PROJECT GROUP SESSIONS
FALL, 2019
The Project offers our communities a way to examine the critical and persistent issue of racism. Working with trained volunteer facilitators and a well designed curriculum participants will engage in interactive experiences to examine the realities of institutionalized racism, internalized racism and white privilege, and understand how they feed ongoing racial injustice.
Our eight meetings over a period of three months will be designed so that all participants have a voice as we respond to the program materials and share our own life experiences. ​ Participants are asked to make a commitment to attend all eight two-hour sessions. The final session will bring together both groups in a social setting where we can share our personal action plans for racial justice.
ANTI-RACISM PROJECT GROUP SESSIONS
FALL, 2019
The Project offers our communities a way to examine the critical and persistent issue of racism. Working with trained volunteer facilitators and a well designed curriculum participants will engage in interactive experiences to examine the realities of institutionalized racism, internalized racism and white privilege, and understand how they feed ongoing racial injustice.
Our eight meetings over a period of three months will be designed so that all participants have a voice as we respond to the program materials and share our own life experiences. ​ Participants are asked to make a commitment to attend all eight two-hour sessions. The final session will bring together both groups in a social setting where we can share our personal action plans for racial justice.