what people have to say:
"This conversation is a tough one to have and requires patience as well as humility. You were able to effectively relay information all the while keeping an engaging and inclusive atmosphere."
"Five stars! What I thought I knew was wrong, but I know where to start!"
"It affirmed much of where my journey has been, and it furthered it. I am all for it!"
"Thank you for the “rooted in love” aspect of your approach to equity work! I often challenge myself to do equity work knowing that it’s a very anxiety provoking, unsafe, scary space... This is the first equity conference I’ve been to that actually felt safe and thus I will continue to attend these events even though the college isn’t paying for it because I learn so much. Please don’t ever lose this approach. It’s so incredibly refreshing and I feel like if everyone taught equity in this manner I could get so many more faculty on board with what we’re trying to do."
I" appreciate so much the time we got to spend with you and enjoyed every moment. I now feel I have a better foundation on which I can move through the world, as both an individual and member of the ___ Council, being actively anti-racist. The work you do is so powerful and I am inspired to further it within my ability. Thank you."
"THIS is IT! The most real justice centered program I’ve been a part of. Thank you for the opportunity!!"
"The community bonds are paramount. I have a hard time opening up and trusting folks when navigating a new space and this space was a breath of fresh air. The speakers we listened to were passionate and willing and open to speak, and Jeremiah and Rachel made themselves available and accessible in the most nurturing of ways. With all that foundation and true expression of love in a “professional” space, I felt like I could take on anything."
"I think the IMPACT grid was great to follow through and help us recognize what to focus on in our project, and acted as a rubric, almost. There is a lot of problems in academia and in college but to specifically identify why they are racist or discriminatory is part of what this project was supposed to convey. And the grid fulfills that."
"Incredible resource for analyzing policies in depth."
"I have really enjoyed this program and this structured process guiding one through the thought process of positive change. It really does work. This program is so important and has the potential to make major impacts. I didn’t understand it fully until the research part. I’m super excited to be part of the change and hopefully progress."
"Even though challenge can be very uncomfortable and easy to turn away from, you made me feel safe to stay and listen and be challenged without condemnation for still being on the journey and for not having "arrived" yet."
"I felt comfortable with speaking and being myself. I also felt confident making mistakes and being wrong probably because the culture was so accepting. I felt heard when I spoke which doesn't happen in all situations."
"Five stars! What I thought I knew was wrong, but I know where to start!"
"It affirmed much of where my journey has been, and it furthered it. I am all for it!"
"Thank you for the “rooted in love” aspect of your approach to equity work! I often challenge myself to do equity work knowing that it’s a very anxiety provoking, unsafe, scary space... This is the first equity conference I’ve been to that actually felt safe and thus I will continue to attend these events even though the college isn’t paying for it because I learn so much. Please don’t ever lose this approach. It’s so incredibly refreshing and I feel like if everyone taught equity in this manner I could get so many more faculty on board with what we’re trying to do."
I" appreciate so much the time we got to spend with you and enjoyed every moment. I now feel I have a better foundation on which I can move through the world, as both an individual and member of the ___ Council, being actively anti-racist. The work you do is so powerful and I am inspired to further it within my ability. Thank you."
"THIS is IT! The most real justice centered program I’ve been a part of. Thank you for the opportunity!!"
"The community bonds are paramount. I have a hard time opening up and trusting folks when navigating a new space and this space was a breath of fresh air. The speakers we listened to were passionate and willing and open to speak, and Jeremiah and Rachel made themselves available and accessible in the most nurturing of ways. With all that foundation and true expression of love in a “professional” space, I felt like I could take on anything."
"I think the IMPACT grid was great to follow through and help us recognize what to focus on in our project, and acted as a rubric, almost. There is a lot of problems in academia and in college but to specifically identify why they are racist or discriminatory is part of what this project was supposed to convey. And the grid fulfills that."
"Incredible resource for analyzing policies in depth."
"I have really enjoyed this program and this structured process guiding one through the thought process of positive change. It really does work. This program is so important and has the potential to make major impacts. I didn’t understand it fully until the research part. I’m super excited to be part of the change and hopefully progress."
"Even though challenge can be very uncomfortable and easy to turn away from, you made me feel safe to stay and listen and be challenged without condemnation for still being on the journey and for not having "arrived" yet."
"I felt comfortable with speaking and being myself. I also felt confident making mistakes and being wrong probably because the culture was so accepting. I felt heard when I spoke which doesn't happen in all situations."
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Marin School of Environmental Leadership El Camino Community College Washington State Board of Community & Technical Colleges Guided Pathways City of Menlo Park San Mateo Community Colleges Foundation Stanford University Level Playing Field Institute Mission Arts 415, Inc. Modesto Community College College Spark Green River College University of California, Los Angeles Richland College (Dallas, TX) City College of San Francisco |
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