Continuing Education Credits (CEs) for Introduction to the White Ally Toolkit

Professional Continuing Education Credits for

Challenges and Opportunities for White Allies: Introduction to the White Ally Toolkit

Dr. David Campt is a national leader who has been creating racial equity dialogue for more than two decades. His clients have included the White House, social justice organizations, members of congress, the foundation community, labor unions, corporations, universities, and non-profit organizations. In the summer of 2016, his attention turned toward translating his expertise about racial dialogue toward giving practical guidance so that white allies can do the vital conversational work with other white people that is sorely needed so that racial equity efforts will be successful. Since its founding, the White Ally Toolkit (WAT) has touched thousands of people in person and online, and represents an important innovation in the struggle for racial equity.

Using current research on persuasion, the White Ally Toolkit teaches trainees concrete skills for using their own racial background as a tool to advance racial equity. We’re working with Dr. Campt to reduce the 55% of white people who are racism skeptics.

At Peacebuilding, we believe racism breeds dignity violations and structural trauma that we need to talk about and transform into nonviolent power. And, as Dr. Campt says, there is no reason we can’t enjoy ourselves together while we learn engaging strategies to change our communities for good.

This Introduction to the White Ally Toolkit presentation has been approved by the Minnesota Professional Boards for Continued Education (CE) credit for social workers, nurses, and teachers.

Training Objectives:
1. Learn why the White Ally Toolkit is necessary for positive change in our communities.
2. Learn the background of the White Ally Toolkit.
3. Learn the basic strategies of the White Ally Toolkit’s R.A.C.E Method.

CE Certificates for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit will be provided for $15/trainee for
social workers, teachers, and nurses.

Please note that it is still necessary to register on the presentation webpage if you are purchasing CEs.

We respectfully ask that if you register for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit you also pay the $25 event fee. Your cooperation will ensure that Dr. Campt’s expenses are paid as well as the CE administration fees. Thank you.

The Minnesota Peacebuilding Leadership Institute (aka Peacebuilding) is a 501(c)(3) non-partisan public charity nonprofit organization transforming psychological trauma into nonviolent power. Our mission is to instigate, train, and support racially, sexually, ethnically, culturally, religiously, and economically diverse individuals and organizations to become trauma-informed, resilience-oriented, and restorative justice-focussed empowering communities in Minnesota, the USA, and around the world. www.mnpeace.org