If you're an educator trying to work anti-racist teachings into your curriculum, this group will provide resources, activities, and most importantly, support.

Black Lives Matter co-founder Alicia Garza joins the book club to discuss her book "The Purpose of Power: How We Come Together When We Fall Apart," along with special guests.

Talking about race with your child can be tough. Where do you start? Will they understad? This workshop gives you the building blocks to tackle that conversation and come away a stronger family.

The January insurrection in DC shook not only Washington, but communities around the globe. Nanette D. Massey will facilitate an honest conversation about the racial underpinnings of that day through the lens of the book, "White Fragility" by Robin DiAngelo.

If you work for a nonprofit or foundation, learn how to equitably and appropriately build a race, diversity, equity, and inclusion team. The session includes a discussion of factors to consider, such as implicit biases and transparency.

Uncomfortable Conversations presents the final part in a four-session discussion on systemic racism. This session will explore the idea of reconciliation.

This full day training course is part of our Uncomfortable Conversations series. Develop a clear understanding of institutional, structural and systemic racism and learn practical steps to take meaningful anti-racist action.

Antiracist scholar Ibram X. Kendi chronicles the history of anti-Black racist ideas and their staggering power over the course of American history in "Stamped From the Beginning." PCISJ will hold five separate virtual Book Group discussions on the book, each featuring a historian.

Non-Black folx are invited to join this honest discussion about eradicating racism to start better relationships with across all cultural and racial differences.

Renowned music writers Regina Bradley, Adam Gussow, and Claudrena Harold have chronicled everything from Atlanta hip-hop to gospel history. They'll speak on this panel about the ways American identity has been created by the sounds of the Black community.

Explore the impact of race and gender in business during this panel timed to Women's History Month, which features the founder of the Women’s Economic Institute and others specializing in diversity and social impact.

"This webinar is for white people who want to learn how to be allies to the Black community but aren't sure where to start. Author Erica M. Burrell and activist Kenny Burrell host and promise to offer a safe space to ask questions, context for the current protests, and resources.

White people can wonder how to work through personal barriers and carry out effective actions for change. If this resonates, join to delve into your own development; deepen your ability to be anti-racist; and engage with Dr. Robin DiAngelo, author of "White Fragility."

Is our legal system fair? Attend this session from the Boston University School of Law for insights on how we may pursue fundamental change in our system of laws — and finally deliver on justice for all.

Chine McDonald, author of the upcoming book "God Is Not a White Man and Other Revelation," leads this interactive event that explores the idea of reimagining Race along biblical lines.