Join a BIPOC-led collective of people who have worked in global development for a conversation about the existence and impact of racism in the field.

Do you consider yourself an anti-racists ally, agree that Black Lives Matter, but don't know how to really help in your own life? This workshop is for white and white-presenting folks who want to do anti-racist work in a compassionate and inquisitive space.

It's time to have intentional (and potentially healing) conversations about race in this open circle, and to listen as well. Topics up for discussion include bias, microaggressions, and how to adjust your actions and attitudes.

As seen on the View and CBS This Morning, this virtual series brings people together for discussion on topics from Black history, critical race theory and woke-ness. An awesome place to learn in community.

Can photography have a role in advocacy? Artist Deborah Espinosa explores the historical and contemporary intersection of photography and social justice advocacy, speaking about the role of advocates and community engagement in photo projects about social justice issues.

Worried about saying the wrong thing about diversity? If so, and you've chosen instead to be silent, learn why speaking up is important for leaders — and how diverse insights can bring more collaboration.

Hosted by Bronx Health, this training examines how racism manifests in organizations. Participants will learn strategies to address systemic racism and marginalization, while supporting a culture of respect, equity, and inclusivity within their organizations.

Attend this webinar to take in a panel conversation exploring the advancement of racial equity and economic justice. You’ll come away with a better understanding of how investors can consider power, risk, and justice in their work.

This is a safe space for all races and ethnicities to create a more inclusive world. July’s topic is code switching. Have you had to "change the real you" to be a part of a dominant culture?