Cairo is a little boy born in March 2020. His birth came shortly before former police officer Derek Chauvin took a knee and murdered George Floyd. While preparing for a BLM protest, Cairo’s family ponders this question: Will Cairo have to protest in his lifetime for the birthright to freely and peacefully exist in the skin in which he was born?
APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR 2024 COHORT: DEADLINE DECEMBER 1, 2023
ZOOM VIRTUAL
*SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE | $1997
(60% SAVINGS)
TARGET AUDIENCE: INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE SEEKING TO DEEPEN THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF RACISM AND TO IMPACT SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH ANTIRACISM ACTIVATION
This 8-WEEK antiracism incubator delivers an experience that (a) prepares you for critical self-reflection of your thoughts, beliefs and ideas about racism, (b) equips you with greater awareness of what emerges in your words, actions, and behaviors as a member of a racialized society, and (c) provides you with a personal transformation strategy towards true allyship and antiracism activation.
*$4800 Value | $2997 Regular Price
Disrupt Racism Through Social Impact
Each cohort is limited to 15 participants for maximum impact, peer-to-peer support, and introspective conversations about race, racism, and equity. Cohorts meet twice a week for 8 weeks (Tues 1.5 hour Active Learning/Discovery + Thu 1.5 hour Open Forum.
Take a deep dive into your thoughts, ideas, and beliefs about people who are different from you.
Examine what emerges in your words, actions, and behaviors as you interact with others in a racialized society.
Increase your awareness of interactions in your home, community, and workplace in relation to multiple dimensions of racism (individual, interpersonal, systemic, and institutional) through the lens of social, health, and economic equity.
Acknowledge historical and generational trauma, genocide, systemic enslavement, racism, discrimination, and incarceration.
Harmonize historical truth with lived experiences opens the door to reconciliation and antiracism activation.
Break from the feeling of being stuck, unfulfilled, or disempowered in your understanding of racism, antiracism, and the role you play as a member of a racialized society. Own your discomfort zone and be courageous in your conversations, relationships, and personal accountability.
Potential is one of the most powerful words in any language, implying possibility, heralding hope, and unveiling greatness.
It is your ability to develop, achieve, succeed, and lead far beyond mediocrity and the status quo. Discover what you can do to create an equitable society.
Truth, reconciliation, and healing go hand-in-hand. Those who have experienced historical and generational trauma are seen and heard in their own voices and lived experiences through the power of perspective-taking. Resources include personal narratives, self-assessments, articles, books, documentaries, videos, and more.
BE A BRIDGECROSSER.
Grab your seat at the table in this 8-week Antiracism Incubator Cohort as we ponder The Cairo Question. Consider this: What if you had the opportunity to impact social change through personal transformation and individual accountability?
A transformational journey such as this is for those who desire a deeper understanding of themselves, connecting to others, and cultivating change from inside out for the purpose of eradicating racism and creating an equitable future.
The Secret to a Successful Journey is to…
In his book, The Conversation, Harvard Professor, Robert Livingston describes conversation as one of the most powerful ways to build knowledge, awareness, and empathy to cultivate change.
Conversation includes both seeking and speaking truth to empower knowledge and understanding of racism and to increase confidence and commitment to engage in racial dialogue.
Conversation becomes a social exchange that dispels the fear that talking about race will only make it worse.
Anita’s work also aligns with Dr. Livingston’s three essential concepts:
I designed Activism through Coaching as a means to create a space for courageous conversations about racism, personal transformation, and individual accountability.
If you are strugglng to understand the multiple dimensions of racism—individual, interpersonal, institutional, systemic or structural . If you are ready to explore putting your faith in a different future. If you are looking to truly impact social change, then a transformational journey towards antiracism may be just what you are seeking. Submit your application today and step into the conversation!
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