The Humility Project (Live-Online)

Are you seeking a safe place and guidance to honestly explore white privilege? We'll apply a Gestalt perspective to discover social, political and personal insights into this complex, multi-layered, emotionally charged topic. 

An opportunity to reflect and to act

This is designed as an opportunity for white people to explore white privilege in a setting that balances support and challenge. To read and understand the latest scholarship on systemic racism and to explore the inner, personal environment as well. 

The program is led by seasoned CCTP faculty member, Carol Brockmon, activist, anti-racism trainer, and Co-Founder of the Black Women's Health Project, Pamela Freeman, and Marcy Crary, a researcher/educator in diversity and cross-race work relationships.

Benefits

Participants will:

• Read, watch, listen to and discuss current scholarship on racism
• Explore personal life experiences and re-examine assumptions
  
• Reflect on the impact of privilege and choices they make
• Participate in engaging discussion, ultimately with the goal of greater understanding, change, and action
• Learn the study-group structure to continue as a self-organized group at the end of six months at the group's discretion

Participants

This program is open to anyone seeking to explore systemic racism and white privilege in a setting that balances support and challenge.  Coaches, consultants, and other change agents, leaders, and professionals will find this orientation essential to working and living effectively in our culture today.

Interested in this program?

Click the button below to sign-up for our interest form, and we will let you know when we are running the next program!

Coaches

This program may be used for ICF Resource Development hours toward your credential renewal.