Are you tired of our collective and individual inability to address issues of race and power in our movement? What is the race conversation, big or small, that you want to explore? How would you address an issue where race and power have been barriers to promising strategies or collaborations?
Leaders in the reproductive health, rights and justice movement have identified issues of race and power as the most significant barriers to radical collaboration, strategy and action. There is a pressing need for intentional and skillful ways to address race – ways that increase power, collaboration and possibilities within our movement.
We believe that “speaking race” is an essential competency, one we want to build and support in our network and movement. The CoreAlign Speaking Race to Power fellowship is an eight-month program that connects and supports cohorts of leaders who want to engage with others around race and power, and encourage brave, compassionate and generative conversations.
Participants will apply to the fellowship with an idea that involves designing and testing activities or conversations that disrupt dominant habits of race and racism. Speaking Race to Power is for people who want to conceptualize and experiment with projects that bring unlikely allies together, break through current bottlenecks of race and power in the reproductive movement and take on new and interesting possibilities.
Leaders in the reproductive health, rights and justice movement have identified issues of race and power as the most significant barriers to radical collaboration, strategy and action. There is a pressing need for intentional and skillful ways to address race – ways that increase power, collaboration and possibilities within our movement.
We believe that “speaking race” is an essential competency, one we want to build and support in our network and movement. The CoreAlign Speaking Race to Power fellowship is an eight-month program that connects and supports cohorts of leaders who want to engage with others around race and power, and encourage brave, compassionate and generative conversations.
Participants will apply to the fellowship with an idea that involves designing and testing activities or conversations that disrupt dominant habits of race and racism. Speaking Race to Power is for people who want to conceptualize and experiment with projects that bring unlikely allies together, break through current bottlenecks of race and power in the reproductive movement and take on new and interesting possibilities.