Join the virtual just-in-time-for-Thanksgiving conversation on Mon., Nov. 23rd, at 8 p.m. (EST)!
Election years can truly drive a wedge between us and the people we love as political differences are often hard to overcome in any type of relationship. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, maybe there are some tough conversations with family members in your near future, and you're unsure of what to say.
The Antiracist Table is comprised of activists and supporters of people in their quest to be the change-makers we need to create a just world for our collective future. In this discussion, you'll learn how to approach those with differing views so you can bridge the gap and learn how to integrate antiracism into your daily life — and teach others how, too.
Kirsten Ivey-Colson is an attorney and a student of nonviolence communication (NVC), right speech, conflict resolution, and meditation. Her undergraduate degree is in African American Studies and English, and in addition to her JD, she holds an LLM in Alternative Dispute Resolution. Lynn Turner is an educator who is passionate about teaching young children and supporting families, work that she has done for over ten years. In addition to her undergraduate degree in Fine Arts, she has her MAT in Early Childhood Education.
Hosted by Politics and Prose in Washington, DC. Click here to register.
