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SUMMARY:It’s Me. I’m the Problem: The Role of Personal Reflection in Antiracism Work
DESCRIPTION:In our pursuit of racial equity\, we tend to prioritize white benevolence\ntowards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and\nfailing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires\nrecognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning\nhow these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by\nengaging in personal reflection\, challenging both internal and external\nfalse beliefs\, centering marginalized voices\, and committing ourselves to\ndiscover a new way forward. This presentation emphasizes the importance\nof personal reflection in our equity efforts. \nThis workshop will help participants unpack false assumptions about what is normal\, the kind of assumptions that negate good intentions in antiracist work. Participants will work in small groups to learn to use self-reflection that will help them listen more carefully to others and discover a new way forward. \nParticipants should register by filling out the registration form\, or by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org or by calling (317) 861-0977. Parking is available onsite. \n  \nCharla Cannon Yearwood (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker\ncommitted to anti-racism in mental health. She is the Founder & CEO of\nConnected in Community\, an Indy-based therapy practice focused on\nproviding inclusive mental healthcare. Charla also co-developed and\nfacilitates a Racial Justice and Liberatory Practice continuing education\nseries at Columbia University. Outside work\, Charla and her family of two\nkids\, a dog\, and a cat enjoy all things Disney.
URL:https://indianahumanities.org/event/its-me-im-the-problem-the-role-of-personal-reflection-in-antiracism-work-2/
LOCATION:Cross of Grace Lutheran Church\, 3519 S. 600 W.\, New Palestine\, IN\, 46163
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