2021 National Anti-Racism Teach-In
Event Information
About this event
Teen Experience | August 6, 2021
General Conference | August 10 - 12, 2021
AN EYE-OPENING EXPERIENCE The National Anti-Racism Teach-In is an annual conference and global movement to dismantle structures and norms that uphold racial inequity. The Teach-In includes two distinctive learning opportunities: The Teen Experience, a one-day event centered on middle and high-school students, and the General Conference featuring three-days of exclusive programming for all. In its third year, this explosive gathering provides a productive space for attendees to explore the foundational history of racism and bias and recognize the presence of racism in ways that are often overlooked.
CREATING POSITIVE SOCIAL IMPACT Educators, business and organizational leaders, and other conscious citizens gather to learn how to bring an anti-racism approach into classrooms, curriculum, business environments, communities, churches, and other areas of daily life.
LED BY PREEMINENT EXPERTS The 2021 virtual conference will feature symposiums, general sessions, workshops, extensive group work, and dialogue sessions with some of America’s most notable anti-racism scholars, experts, authors, practitioners, and other preeminent thought leaders.
Together, we can dismantle structures and norms that uphold racial inequity.
For more information about featured topics and the conference speaker line-up, please visit: https://narteachin.org/
Register today and join us as we move our nation towards positive change and social impact.
Organizer A Race Hill Conference
Organizer of 2021 National Anti-Racism Teach-In
Anti-Racism Vision & Core Principles
History is important. Anti-racism requires a clear understanding of historical racism and white supremacy. It is crucial to see this history not as separate, but as a foundational element of American history.
RACISM is the NORM. Racism and white supremacy exist today and all members of this society are active participants in it. No exceptions. Owning this truth, and recognizing the presence of racism in ways that may be easy to overlook is crucial.
Anti-racism is our RESPONSIBILITY. The work of anti-racism, based in the knowledge of our past and the recognition of our present, requires intentional, deliberate action. We must challenge, check, and change our equity systems and structures for equity everyday, and this requires a life-long commitment. It is the work to actively engage in dismantling systems of racism and white supremacy.