Humility & Dignity: White People Unlearning White Supremacy

Are shame, fear, and anxiety limiting your participation in efforts to dismantle white supremacy as a white person? Do you feel insecure  in your relationships with Black, Indigenous, and People of Color and unsure how to show up well in BIPOC-led movements? Do you sometimes find yourself stumbling over your words or remaining quiet when you feel called to speak up about racism? You are not alone! Join other like-minded white people who long for an end to white supremacy as we practice showing up with both humility and dignity. We’ll explore embodied practices, ancestral lineage healing, and spiritual tools that will help you work effectively in a multiracial coalition toward a world of equitable, collective flourishing.

A note about white caucus space: The idea of white-only space may seem strange or even dangerous. Much racially motivated violence has been plotted in such spaces. At the same time, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color have been calling for white people to do their own work of unlearning white supremacy and whiteness without requiring them to teach us or to sit in antiracism workshops where even our necessary and well-meaning questions can hurt. This gathering answers that call in ways that are accountable to Black and Brown-led liberation movements. The content has been developed in consultation with leaders of color.