What’s White Got to Do with It: Disrupting Race-based Inequities in Well-Intentioned Nonprofits

Join the North Carolina Center for Nonprofits for the 2-part webinar:
What’s White Got To Do With It? Disrupting Race-Based Inequities in Well-Intentioned Nonprofits

PART I | May 22, 6-7:30 am
Key moments in United States history have established whiteness as the default, the norm, the supreme culture. This webinar will explore the socio-political and historical contexts of whiteness and how the white dominant culture by which most nonprofits operate was constructed and has been upheld through policy, legal decisions, and Eurocentric cultural values. Participants will have a chance to explore their own roles as gatekeepers within their organizations and how they can disrupt race-based inequity by leveraging their own individual and collective power.

Part II | June 5, 6-7:30 am
Take a deeper dive into the extent that white dominant cultural tendencies have been internalized and operationalized within our nonprofits and the role that gatekeepers have in perpetuating or disrupting non-inclusive practices and policies. We’ll explore tactics that unite your staff and board in prioritizing equity and looking at the organization’s work and culture through a racial equity lens.

Registration

Register for each webinar separately
Cost per webinar: $35 for Center (+ HANO) Members, $50 for all others
Please be sure to enter “HANO” in the box labeled “How did you hear about this webinar?”
https://www.ncnonprofits.org/content/webinar-registration

This webinar is part of the Center’s initiative, Walking the Talk: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in North Carolina Nonprofits, to address racial and generational leadership gaps in the nonprofit sector and the policies, practices, and culture that exacerbate them.