Registration: Show Up & Listen: Anti-Racism Work for Non-Black Admins

Time has long since passed when being non-racist was acceptable. After 400+ years of racial oppression, it's time to unpack our privileges and ask ourselves—how am I actively anti-racist? This question is even more important as educators of young minds. How do I create equity at my institution? How do I demonstrate myself, my department, and my institution as allies of social justice and the Black community? Now's the time to evolve our allyship beyond hashtags.

Registration is now closed. You will receive virtual access information (WebEX) the evening before your registered session via email. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].

Please note: This session is for those who identify as White. Initially developed in concert with LICSPA (Long Island Council of Student Personnel Administrators), this training for White staff and faculty members is being offered as part of a series of trainings that will also address the needs of Black and Non-Black POC staff and faculty members. Additional information about sessions for those who identify as non-Black people of color will be announced shortly!

Dr. Lauren Appio is a licensed psychologist in New York with past experiences with UC Davis' Multicultural Immersion Program and St. John's University's Community, Inclusion, and Diversity Committee. As a consultant, she supports organizations in non-profit, private, and educational settings to build their diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives and engage in empowering leadership.