Description The Discussion Group Leaders Guide provides detailed instructions for a group leader to create an anti-racism ally learning community engaging The White Ally Toolkit Workbook, helping allies accelerate their learning to better influence people with racially problematic views.
Usable by people at wide range of facilitation skill - from novice to master Teaches groups how to navigate through the 298 Workbook in three short courses Provides details instruction about role-plays, homework, and group discussions The guide also has materials to help ant-racism allies build a stronger sense of solidarity for specific populations: Educators, social workers, and community organizers Conflict resolution specialists, civic engagement professionals, and dialogue facilitators Christians who would label themselves traditional or conservative Having the discussion guide is like having a master facilitator in the room ready to step in if things get sidetracked or I get confused.
Sue from Portland, OR.
| Populations | Educators social workers and community organizers |
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I Am Publications Discussion group leaders guide: supplement to the white ally toolkit workbook, paperback/david campt
