Unlearning Racism As a Non-Black Person of Color

by Gabrielle Ghaderi

In A Time For Reckoning: North American Christianity and Indigenous Cultural Genocide, Mike Morrell offers a call to awareness, humility, repentance, and action; includes resource lists for reading/study; supporting, enjoying and learning from Indigenous artists; and specific actions for individuals, households, and congregations.

The Gospel for Changemakers by Rev. Tyler Sit

There is no Allyship Airlines for which you can buy a ticket and sit comfy.

Racial Equity as Spiritual Healing

by Naaima Khan; Owner and Principal of Create Good, a consultancy that helps organizations more effectively pursue anti-racism work with a special focus on using keen insights from data and evaluation.

Rev. Dr. Michael Piazza cites young writer, Lily Herman's Teen Vogue article, Trump Did Not Lose in a Landslide because the US Is Racist.

Also, find there These 9 Young People Have Some WORDS for President Trump and other great features written by and for young people.

white supremacy culture

by Tema Okun . dRworks . www.dismantlingracism.org

15 characteristics of white supremacy culture and proposed antidotes: excellent for group study

dRworks is a group of trainers, educators and organizers working to build

strong progressive anti-racist organizations and institutions. dRworks can be reached at www.dismantlingracism.org.

A 30-Day Race Challenge: 30 days toward a deeper understanding of race-relations

Disparity Trap: The Socially Conscious Board Game provides an easy way to have the hard conversations around race & privilege in America and how they impact society in systemically dominant (SD) and systemically non-dominant (SND) ways. The game play is like many of its kind, where your individual goal is to accrue as much wealth as possible. But where it differs is that you can have a team goal as well where you work with  your fellow players to dismantle the Disparity Traps seeking to keep everyone in poverty. Within this game you also step into someone else’s shoes; to experience the disparities within an identity different from your own. Throughout the game, the dice roll correlates your identity in the game to real life statistics.

So like life, the dice are in your hands, but the odds are not.

Embrace Race offers a number of resources:

• toolkits for study and teaching
• support for adults caring for children (and others) affected by racialized trauma
• podcasts and webinars to empower and encourage all ages in meeting white nationalism, white supremacy, and racialized violence

The AntiRacist Table's 30 Day Challenge includes prompts to bring "mindful anti-racist practice into daily life".

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY & CULTURE / THE SMITHSONIAN: TALKING ABOUT RACE

Showing Up for Racial Justice - SURJ

Offers online resources, speakers, trainings, and programming.

Expanding the Table for Racial Equity

Two six-video sessions with diverse leaders covering a range of topics. Appropriate for tweens, teens and adults.

White Fragility and the (Christian) Faith is a conversation with Rev. Dr. John Dorhauer (Gen. Minister and President of the UCC), Tricia Lytle, Cameron Trimble, and Steve Morgan about white fragility and the Christian faith.

What Is Critical Race Theory and What Christians Should Know

includes:

• GCORR REAL TALK video to learn more about Critical Race Theory

• Critical Race Theory Infographic Series download

• Christian Voices on Critical Race Theory
• More Christian Perspectives (additional resources)
• How White Christians Can Learn from Critical Race Theory

Standing Against Racism 6-week video series & Dismantling Racism: Asian American Pacific Islander video

is a response to criticism generated from its predecessor, 

The conversation parents of color have with their children about interactions with police.

CREATING A RACIALIZED GOD featuring JOEL EDWARD GOZA exploring the creation of a White, American, "Winner Jesus", versus the real Jesus who appears to be the God on the "losing" side of history. Come and see.

How to deconstruct racism, one headline at a time: Baratunde Thurston: super good talk on racism, includes "interactive" activity accessible to tweens through adults; uses humor yet remains poignant.

"Justice Talk to Justice Walk" Webinars Available for Adult Education, Youth Groups & Worship

Thursday, October 1 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm: Refusing to Fight for Crumbs: Exploring the intersections of Indigenous and Black Justice: featuring Rev. Jim Bear Jacobs

Respect, Compassion, Atonement featuring Henry Banks

Where Do We Go From Here? Lessons from Ferguson & Beyond: featuring Rev. Traci Blackmon

Sacred Disruption: Standing with Jesus at the Corner of 38th & Chicago: featuring Rev. Gary Green and Rev. Dr. Justin Sabia-Tanis

Youth Lead Now: Equipping Young Leaders for Social Change: featuring Samantha Fuentes

A 5-session, 8-film video series, with author Joel Edward Goza, based on his recent book Americas' Unholy Ghosts: The Racist Roots of our Faith an Politics, which examines the DNA of the ideologies that shape America and often justify racist ideas and racial inequalities.

Join Rev. Rene August and The Work of the People community as we journey and discuss films on race, power, and justice in the Creating Bigger Stores series.
Join the conversation at your convenience as Danielle Fanfair "cultivates" discussion which is open to all current TWOTP subscribers.

Resource Sharing Project's Dismantling Racism: A Resource Book for Social Change Groups