How Has the History of White Supremacy Culture in Unitarian Universalist Spaces Continue to Show up and Impact Bipoc?

The Importance of Racial Identity Spaces Within Unitarian Universalism

What Would It Take to Co-create an Explicitly Anti-racist Unitarian Universalism?

he Importance of Racial Identity Spaces Within Unitarian Universalism

What Is the History of Racism and Anti-blackness in Unitarian Universalism

Don't Do the Work of Anti-Racism Alone

How White Supremacy Culture Shows Up in Ourselves and in Our Communities

White Supremacy Culture vs White Supremacism

When Bias and Stereotypes Show Up in People We Love

How to spot and disrupt racialized bullying

What Are the Characteristics of White Supremacy Culture

Celebrating Our Differences

Identifying, Naming and Sharing Our Identities Outside of Race & Skin Colour

Identifying, Naming and Sharing Our Racial, Skin Color, and Cultural Identities

Why are differences important? Why might it be important to listen to someone else talk about their differences?

Identifying, Naming and Sharing Our Identities outside of Race & Skin Color

Identifying, Naming and Sharing our Racial, Skin Colour, and Cultural Identities

Why It's Okay to Talk About Race

This lesson explores both the visible and invisible differences between participants including race, gender, family structure, and personal history. Participants are encouraged to celebrate what makes themselves and each of their co-learners unique.

Young children are often given the message that skin colour is irrelevant and that "we are all the same." This lesson will help children understand the social impacts of race and help them feel comfortable naming and talking about racial difference.