​This virtual racial equity workshop will be facilitated by The Racial Equity Institute (REI).

​The workshop is designed to develop the capacity of participants to better understand racism in its institutional and structural forms. Moving away from a focus on personal bigotry and bias, this workshop presents a historical, cultural, and structural analysis of racism. 

​Topics covered include our fish/lake/groundwater analysis of structural racism; understanding and controlling implicit bias; race, poverty, and place; markedness theory; institutional power arrangements and power brokers; importance of definitions of race and racism; history and legacy of race in American economic and policy development.

​With shared language and a clearer understanding of how institutions and systems are producing unjust and inequitable outcomes, participants leave the training better equipped to begin to work for change.

​Workshop participants must be committed to attend from 9:00am - 5:00pm for both days of the workshop, which will be held via Zoom.

​Please check your email right away after registering - the confirmation email will include important information about accessing the workshop, and you may need to fish it out of your spam folder!

​If you need an invoice to process payment instead of using a credit or debit card online, please select the "I Need an Invoice" ticket type. When you continue to registration, you will be asked to indicate what ticket you would like to purchase (e.g. Individual Rate, Student Rate, Group Rate). You will receive a separate email from Lu.ma with further payment instructions.

​If you do not receive an email within 5 days, please reach out to info@thepartnershipproject.org.

​***Please check your spam folders and confirm that you provided the correct email address in your registration details. Thank you!

​Registration Cancellation Policy

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The Partnership Project is committed to making workshop participation financially accessible for as many people as possible, and we understand that life happens. In order to maximize participants' opportunity to attend a workshop, we have designed our cancellation policy with attendance flexibility in mind. Our preference is always to work with folks to reschedule to a future date whenever possible, rather than to cancel.  We do understand that sometimes that is not possible, so when a cancellation is necessary, the policies outlined below apply:

For individual registrations: If the cancellation request is received more than two weeks in advance of the event, the participant may choose to reschedule to a later date, or request a refund of the registration fee minus a $50 non-refundable processing fee. If the cancellation request is received two weeks before the event or less, no refund will be issued, but we will work with the participant to reschedule for a future session.

For group registrations: If the cancellation request is received more than two weeks in advance of the event, the group may reschedule to a later date, or request a refund of registration costs minus a non-refundable processing fee of 40% of the groups' total registration fees. If the cancellation request is received two weeks before the event or less, no refund will be issued, but we will work with the group to reschedule their members for a future session.