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Raising Anti-Racist Kids

Wed, May 18

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Raising Anti-Racist Kids
Raising Anti-Racist Kids

Time & Location

May 18, 2022, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Zoom Webinar

About the Event

Raising Anti-Racist Kids

This workshop will speak to what parents and caregivers, especially those who are white, need to know in order to raise anti-racist kids.  We will focus on what this looks like in a community with a racial demographic that is about 95% white.  It will provide parents and caregivers with knowledge and action steps of how to talk about issues of race and racism with their children, how to teach and model anti-racism practices, and how to navigate common challenges that come up with kids and families, in school, and in the community.

In this workshop you will learn:

  • How to talk to kids about race and racism and help them build anti-racism skills
  • How to integrate anti-racism education, practices, and actions into family life
  • How parents can practice and model anti-racism practices
  • How to navigate personal, family, and community challenges that arise

About the Speaker:  Rorri-Geller-Mohamed

Rorri Geller-Mohamed, LCSW is an anti-racism leadership and DEI coach & consultant,  the founder of U Power Change, a licensed therapist, and the host of the Racially Responsible Podcast.  Her work focuses on navigating whiteness to dismantle supremacy, building anti-racism capacity and leadership, and guiding white allies/accomplices through racial dynamics and anti-racism work in their personal and professional lives.  Rorri received the Palm Beach County NASW Social Worker of the Year award in 2021.  She received her Masters degree in Social Work from Columbia University and has training in family therapy from the Ackerman Institute for the Family.  Rorri also brings her personal experience to this work of being white and Jewish and growing up in a multiracial family (which was the initial catalyst of her passion for this work), being in an interfaith (Jewish-Muslim) marriage, and now raising her 2 children in a multicultural, multifaith, and multiracial family.

This event is sponsored and hosted by the Hamilton-Wenham Human Rights Coalition.  It is FREE and open to the public, but advanced registration is required.  Please RSVP today to secure your attendance.

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