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Anti-Racist Leadership: Why It Matters and How to Become One

Anti-racist leadership matters because it is the only way we will get to systemic change. It moves organizations and leaders beyond just momentary allyship and performative, temporary measures to deeper actions, commitment, and accountability.

Radical Nourishment

Communal self-care activities for People of the Global Majority to heal from white supremacy culture.

Celebrating Juneteenth AND Fighting the System All Year Long

Should we celebrate Juneteenth and how? To answer this question for myself, I went to my elders. I called my 93-year old grandmother, Mama Grace, and her 103 year old cousin, Cousin Robbie, to ask these strong women about the day and the celebration itself.

Building an Embodied Anti-Racist Practice

It is common for people engaged in justice work to burn out. It is common for white people beginning to wake up to bury their head back in the sand when they realize the work of liberation requires a sustained effort.

Tribal Land Acknowledgements - What they Are and Why We Need to Do Them

If you are not bringing Indigenous voices into the conversation, then you are not doing anti-racism, decolonizing, or fighting colonialism. Stories of Indigenous history, current events, and people need to be told. These stories need to be prioritized.

A Continuing Legacy of Lakota Liberation

We, the Oglala Lakota, have a proud history and come from a long line of freedom fighters and medicine people. We carry forward a legacy of strength, compassion, resistance, and courage.

Empowered Anti-Racist Leadership: Introducing the 2021 Cohort

Come and meet Embracing Equity's 2021 Cohort Leaders and learn more about the Leadership Residency and Embracing Equity’s approach to transformational organizational change.

Loving and Critical: Reflecting and Interrogating my Montessori Identity

As a white woman striving to do the work of racial justice and continuing to develop my critical consciousness, I’ve realized the Montessori part of my identity requires a more in-depth interrogation.

Music as a Tool to Build Empathy in an Anti-Racist Classroom

Throughout my years of teaching elementary music to Kindergarten through 6th grade, I’ve come to understand music as more than a performance subject.

Looking to the Future

We have worked hard to finally see a woman of color address this country as the future Vice President. It was incredible to experience this with my daughter. She gets to see herself reflected in the leadership of this country.

Solidarity Necessitates Reciprocity

The moral debt that the United States owes to Indigenous peoples is one of the largest moral debts that the country has incurred.

Wake the F$#k Up

When I first started writing this piece, it began as a vent that I softened up with humor to make tolerable for the white colleagues that I care about.