REGISTER TODAY: SPRING 2024 STUDY GROUP

Breaking White Silence Northwest supports the formation of free, facilitated groups of white people studying literature on whiteness. This Spring we are offering a group on the book, What Does It Mean To Be White?, by Robin DiAngelo.

• Seven Friday afternoons over Zoom, 4 to 5:30PM March 15, 29, April 12, 26, May 10, 24, and June 7
• Group is free, size limited to 8.
• Books are available to lend for the duration of the study group, if needed
• Facilitated by Cathy Henschel-McGerry and Jan Bucy

Registration required! Email info@breakingwhitesilencenw.org.

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Dr. DiAngelo has been a consultant, educator and facilitator for over 20 years on issues of racial and social justice. She is the author of many books and articles, including, most recently, Nice Racism. Her work has been featured widely, including the Seattle Public Library, NPR, Slate, and The New Yorker. To learn more, visit robindiangelo.com.

Founded in 2016, Breaking White Silence Northwest is an all-volunteer project that aims to help white people gain white racial literacy, which we believe to be a keystone step–one of countless steps–in the lifelong process of building personal and collective capacity to take effective action toward racial justice. Each group functions as an incubator and springboard, providing brave space for white people to begin to understand their own positioning within white supremacy and to gain key resources to sustain meaningful anti-racist action. Our project plays a modest part in a vast network of activists, projects and organizations collectively working toward dismantling white supremacy. Contact info@breakingwhitesilencenw.org or explore our website breakingwhitesilencenw.org to learn more. 

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