Podcast: Code Switch on Blackface
Two professors discuss Blackness and why empathy alone is an incomplete tool for achieving racial justice.
Podcast: Code Switch on Racism
NPR’s Code Switch explains how race and racism affect friendships.
Podcast: Code Switch on Stereotypes
A podcast discussing anger and the stereotype that haunts Black women.
Mindfulness Meditation for Children
A series of recordings of guided meditations for use with children.
Long COVID: A Community Conversation on Disability, Equity, and Its Impact on Advocates and Survivors in Native Communities
“We discuss what the experts and survivors are experiencing and how this impacts Native communities, advocacy, and anti-violence work.”
Context is Key: Recognizing and Responding to Stalking
“This webinar provides an introduction to the crime of stalking, focusing on the definition, prevalence, dynamics, behaviors, and intersections with other victimizations (including intimate partner violence).”
#1Thing to #Care4Advocates Mind, Body, and Soul
“This 3-part webinar series will feature tools and strategies for supporting advocates’ health and wellness, including ways to prioritize self-care and avoid burnout.”
Bill of Rights to Support the Mental Health of Girls and Gender-Expansive Youth of Color in Schools
“Advisors have drafted a document of demands that are fundamental to focus and learning. Schools’ recognition of these demands will accord girls and gender-expansive students of color the rights of dignity and respect that are inherent to all human beings.”
Advocating for children and youth experiencing trauma
“This webinar will cover how children are affected by trauma, how their trauma symptoms differ, and what to expect while giving advocacy to children and youth. Each child’s reaction to trauma will be unique, however nearly all children who have been through trauma may undergo emotional or behavioral changes for a period of time.”
Repairing Black Girls’ Relationship with School: An Evaluation of the EMERGE Program for System-Impacted Girls
“The EMERGE Reentry Program is a new promising model and educational approach that is designed to dismantle existing pathways to school disengagement and confinement and instead build pathways to college and careers for Black girls and other girls of color who have been involved in the juvenile-legal or foster care systems.”