Where Whiteness Intersects with Antiracist Teaching & Learning
Workshops
In many ways, the racial injustice being highlighted at this time in history is not new. What IS new is the way racial justice is now being covered by the mainstream media and discussed in just about every forum. Students are looking to their teachers to help navigate and make sense of what they are seeing. In our workshops, we help educators develop the knowledge and skills to support students in this process — and to work with colleagues in developing inclusive, antiracist curricula and school communities.
Some of our newest workshops include:
Elizabeth Denevi and Jenna Chandler-Ward
Anticipating Resistance and Countering Backlash
Antiracist Curricular Integration
Affinity and Accountability
Why Your Bias Matters: How Teacher Expectations Impact Student Achievement
Newest Podcast
Recent Blog Posts
TWW Podcast
Student Voices
Being a Co-Conspirator
The Role of White Educators in Antiracist Education
Assumptions and Actions
By Elizabeth Denevi
Getting Started
We are often asked by teachers for “where to start” resources.
Here is a list of authors and texts that have helped us to find our way forward.
I am White. I live in a predominantly White town and I live a predominantly privileged life. Though I am only in high school, the aspects of my life affected by privilege are endless. I become at fault when I fail to recognize this privilege of mine. I realize I have never been treated negatively because of my skin color. I do not feel fear when I see a police officer…