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Trauma 108 - Trauma and Racism

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TRAUMA 108

Trauma and Racism

We will integrate trauma principles, highlighting the profound impact of racism,

offering ideas with regard to the responsibilities of white and BIPOC to actively promote

anti-racism and social equality. There are opportunities for individual reflection

and constructive conversations among participants to allow consideration of action

steps to take as individuals, communities and a society to challenge and change

attitudes, beliefs and behaviors around race.


This workshop provides information with a focus on:

• Defining basic aspects and components of racism, historic

racism and researcher bias

• Implicit Bias and the Neuroscience of Bias

• White Privilege, Colorism and Microaggressions

• The Intersection of Trauma and Racism

• Reasons to have Hope including Theory of Change, Social

Movement and Tipping Point

• A.R.C. of Racial Reconciliation

• Constructive, Critical and Courageous Conversations

• The Myth of Race

Open Sessions

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