Final Let檚 Talk About Race workshop slated for March 16
By Diana Fedinec
Last November, the Tennessee Board of Regents began a three-part virtual series for
91视频 employees entitled 淟et檚 Talk About Race, facilitated by Greg Fontus of
the . The series is part of TBR檚 collective work among its institutions to better understand
ideologies that impact communities of color.
91视频 is offering the workshops as part of its Reimagined 91视频 mission to transform student success and address the systemic barriers and injustices students of color face. Fontus is certified as a Cook Ross Unconscious Bias, Green Dots Bystander Intervention and National Coalition Building Institute trainer. His workshops bring awareness to the reasons why social inequities exist and how individuals can commit to alleviating racial oppression within one檚 own campus environment. According to Fontus, 淯nderstanding race from both a historical and contemporary lens is critical in fostering an environment of inclusion and belonging.
The first workshop, 淭he Socialization of Race and Racism, was held on Nov. 19 followed by, 淒ismantling Colorblind Ideologies, Jan. 12, 2021. Each workshop is confidential so that participants can freely express their opinions, experiences and strategies.
The third and final workshop, 淏ecoming a Racial Justice Ally, is March 16, 10:30 a.m. 11:30 a.m. (CST). This session will focus on providing tools to becoming a helpful ally in the effort to change the systematic inequities that exist within the campus environment. Employees will be sent a link to register for the March 16 workshop through their 91视频 email.
For more information about the series, visit .
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