Facilitated by Dr. Christina Gunther, EdD. Defining critical terms, identifying why inclusion is important, defining implicit bias, describing how biases are developed and what influences them, identifying implicit personal biases, and identifying the value of disrupting them. Register here. In the case that you are unable to attend, please be sure to cancel to release […]

Prerequisites: It is recommended to attend Diversity & Inclusion 101 or have some significant background in anti-racism and implicit bias work before attending this workshop. In this intermediate-level workshop, we will move from self-focused, reflective learning to understanding how social structures are based on white privilege and stereotypes in the U.S. We will reflect on […]

Prerequisites: It is recommended to attend Diversity & Inclusion 101 or have some significant background in anti-racism and implicit bias work before attending this workshop. This workshop will culminate in self-reflection and identifying race and class biases, including marginalized and oppressed populations. Ways in which we can develop multicultural perspectives and interrupt the deleterious effects […]

Join us for the Tribunal on Residential Segregation and Environmental Racism. Participants will play various roles in analyzing the transformation of legal Jim-Crow segregation into the geographic segregation of affluent white suburbs and impoverished inner-city segregated areas, including the evidence of continuing racial disparities demonstrating that inequality is perpetuated today. Completion of AO 101, 201, […]

The Anti-Oppression (AO) Learning Community offers a brave space where no matter where you are in your understanding of anti-oppression topics, you are welcome. This community is open to any RESULTS volunteer. We cannot end poverty without addressing oppression. This space allows us to reflect upon and change our implicit biases. What better way to […]

Ending poverty is not possible without addressing oppression and centering the voices of those with lived experience of poverty. In the Disrupting Biases on Poverty and Classism workshop, RESULTS Experts […]

The Anti-Oppression (AO) Learning Community offers a brave space where no matter where you are in your understanding of anti-oppression topics, you are welcome. This community is open to any RESULTS volunteer. We cannot end poverty without addressing oppression. This space allows us to reflect upon and change our implicit biases. What better way to […]

As dedicated advocates, we often need to harness the skills to navigate stress, anxiety, and frustration. Join us to learn and practice these skills at our workshop, “Building Resilience as Advocates, from a Trauma Informed Care Approach,” led by Dr. Khalila Fordham, Psy. D. and Dr. Paolo Laraño, Psy. D., licensed psychologists and founders of […]

Join us for our next AO Learning Community Gathering on Friday, November 8.  No matter the outcome on election day, how do we repair the rifts in our communities and in our country, especially how they impact those who have been marginalized? Register for the AO Learning Community Gathering. For questions, please contact Lakeisha McVey […]

The AO Learning Community gatherings offer a safe and brave space for volunteers to discuss topics of systemic oppression as they intersect with the issues RESULTS advocates on. It’s a […]