How can we have difficult or challenging conversations with people who may not agree with or grasp our perspectives?

How do we create safer, structured environments where people from different social identities can explore power, privilege, positionality, and systems of belief?

We live in a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty, a situation which has forced many to seek refuge in comfortable, familiar spaces devoid of meaningful differences and ideological challenges. In this e-course, scholar and educator, Mohammed Soriano Bilal utilizes experiential activities and scholarship to catalyze intergroup dialogue and understanding across differences. Participants will learn dialogic methods for examining their own social identity and its relationship to power, alongside skills for designing braver and safer spaces – so necessary for engaging more people to transform our institutions to be true beacons for equity and social justice.

Learn more and enroll.

How can we have difficult or challenging conversations with people who may not agree with or grasp our perspectives?

How do we create safer, structured environments where people from different social identities can explore power, privilege, positionality, and systems of belief?

We live in a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty, a situation which has forced many to seek refuge in comfortable, familiar spaces devoid of meaningful differences and ideological challenges. In this e-course, scholar and educator, Mohammed Soriano Bilal utilizes experiential activities and scholarship to catalyze intergroup dialogue and understanding across differences. Participants will learn dialogic methods for examining their own social identity and its relationship to power, alongside skills for designing braver and safer spaces – so necessary for engaging more people to transform our institutions to be true beacons for equity and social justice.

Learn more and enroll.

How do we create safer, structured environments where people from different social identities can explore power, privilege, positionality, and systems of belief?

We live in a time of unprecedented change and uncertainty, a situation which has forced many to seek refuge in comfortable, familiar spaces devoid of meaningful differences and ideological challenges. In this e-course, scholar and educator, Mohammed Soriano Bilal utilizes experiential activities and scholarship to catalyze intergroup dialogue and understanding across differences. Participants will learn dialogic methods for examining their own social identity and its relationship to power, alongside skills for designing braver and safer spaces – so necessary for engaging more people to transform our institutions to be true beacons for equity and social justice.

Learn more.

A powerful speaker has the ability to open a mind, touch a heart, inspire action. Since 1990, SpeakOut’s dozens of speakers have been doing just that, reaching over 3 million people at thousands of campus and community events nationwide.

This year alone, SpeakOut pivoted swiftly when the pandemic hit. Since March, we’ve organized 30 webinars and virtual events, a Summer Institute for Faculty and Staff, and a Fall Youth Summit. And as the nation showed up to support Black Lives, SpeakOut was already positioned to offer hundreds of virtual speaking engagements and trainings on white supremacy and racial justice.

Date and Time: Thursday, December 10, 2020, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

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