Everyday Activism: A Facilitator's Training

Program Type:

Community Events, Race, Equity & Inclusion

Age Group:

Adults
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Event Details

Hospitality is an effective form of everyday activism. Learn to create spaces that support people’s varied experiences related to privilege, oppression, and social justice, especially as it relates to the social construct of race. You will be given tools to host and facilitate meaningful gatherings to bridge common divides and encourage uncommon connections.

In this virtual two-day workshop, you will learn how to facilitate Table Talks, Movie Night Discussions, Listening Circles, Cultural Outings, Panel Discussions, and Book Clubs.

Seats in this interactive, virtual two-day workshop are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Please register for one two-day session. An email address is required to receive the link to join the workshop.  Login instructions will be emailed to registered participants before the start of the workshop..

You may also be interested in our Everyday Activism: A New Lens for Howard County seminar.

About Suzanne Haley:

Suzanne Haley inspires soul care and human solidarity through compassionate truth-sharing, awakening empathy, and activating courageous citizenship. She is the Founder & CEO of S. Haley & Associates and co-founder of Changing the Lens, a community-building movement created to dismantle internalized and systemic racism. Suzanne participates with task forces, alliances, committees, and diverse collaborative efforts to encourage, educate, request, and demand equity and justice. She also works with local, regional, national, and international organizations to foster collective alliances for racial justice and healing through community building. She hopes to stimulate inside-out change that will bridge the gap of indifference and make a difference in the larger worlds of work, faith, community, and society.

Contact us at racialequity@hclibrary.org if you need assistance or would like to let us know you are not available at these times but are interested in future opportunities.