Whiteness at Work is designed for BIPOC- and white-identified participants with the goal of transforming individual and organizational behavior. Though this non-UU curriculum is designed for application in work settings (thus "at Work" in the name), UU participants have found it to be applicable to congregational settings.
Details
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Whiteness at Work |
| Authors | Desiree Adaway, Erika Hinesk, Jessica Fish |
| Publishers | The Adaway Group |
| Format | Virtual training with five modules, 30 lessons, and a learning portal |
| Recommendations |
Using this program in a congregation requires contextualization. If a group from your congregation is enrolled, it would be valuable to convene for discussions on how to apply the learning in your UU context. |
| Year of last revision | 2021 |
| Format | Online Training |
Tags
Webinar, Adults, Anti-Racism, Microaggressions, Congregational Transformation, Beginning Anti-Racist Education, Intermediate Anti-Racist Education