The Black Lives Matter movement is forcing many white people to open our eyes to inequalities we have long ignored. One such issue is neighborhood segregation and unequal access to homeownership. Since the Fair Housing Act passed in 1968, the gap between Black and white homeownership rates has widened—growing from 27 percentage points in 1960 […]
Join us for a messy conversation for white women who are bound to make a mistake when it comes to the work of speaking out against racism. This is challenging work and we white women don’t have a lot of practice so let’s talk about the scary stuff…like how do we repair mistakes we’ve made? […]
‘ Thank you to the Miltenberger Team at NFM Lending for having me as their guest speaker for their monthly mastermind with local Realtors in the Lynnwood, WA area. We talked about: How systems of oppression and government policies initiated stereotypes and segregated cities and what our role is in addressing negative biases and […]
Join Sara Alvarado and Ananda Mirilli for some Saturday morning inspiration, intellectual stimulation, and heart expansion. Saturday, September 26th, 10-12 noon Sliding fee: $20-$50 – Zoom Webinar Click here to register Location, Location, Location…Realtors know the truth in that phrase and so do Teachers. The underlying messages of the “good” schools or the “bad” neighborhoods […]
It’s time to get messy again…we’re talking about race with teachers. Thanks to PBS Wisconsin, I’ll be diving into some uncomfortable and incredibly necessary information that will offer teachers context and confidence to navigate challenging conversations. ————– RECORDING NOW AVAILABLE Talking about race in the classroom requires critical self-reflection first. About this Event So many […]
From Ali Muldrow: I’m celebrating Juneteenth this year with 100 acts of black freedom. I am asking the white folks in my life to celebrate with 100 acts of truth and reconciliation. The question is can you be honest enough about racism to address it and take responsibility for it. Because it’s not enough to […]
