When
Tuesday, March 16, 2021 9:00AM - 10:15AM EDT
Where
Zoom Webinar
Phone: (502) 315-2673
Event Registration
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| CNPE Member Ticket | $25.00 |
| Non-Member Ticket | $45.00 |
Event Details
In this session, participants will better understand just what “anti-racism” and “allyship” mean today. They will also improve their knowledge of why some frameworks have been ineffective and how to shift towards frameworks that drive real results towards racially equitable outcomes.
In addition, participants will gain knowledge of building a sustainable anti-racist strategy that can be imbedded within their institutions. Important considerations for this work at the organizational level will be articulated and described.
Rashaad Abdur-Rahman, MSSW, is Founder/CEO of the Racial Healing Project. Rashaad is a social worker and behavioral health professional with experience in leadership, education, and community service. He received his Bachelor's in Psychology from Berea College, and his Masters in Science and Social Work from the University of Louisville’s Kent School of Social Work in 2008. He is currently pursuing his Doctorate in Social Work at Spalding University.
Rashaad has worked to lead city-wide efforts to reduce community violence, promote racial equity, support youth, and center responses to trauma. He has been in the field of child and family mental health services since 2004 in various roles as a direct care counselor, case manager, therapist, consultant, trainer, and supervisor. In addition, Rashaad spends time volunteering with the Race Community and Child Welfare Advisory Board, participates in various boards such as the Coalition Supporting Young Adults and the Black Male Achievement Roundtable. He has been an adjunct professor at Spalding University, and guest lecturer at Berea College, Western Governors University, and the University of Kentucky.
Rashaad believes deeply in the power of community and that to foster a transformative society we must work tirelessly to secure racial, economic, and social justice.
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