• Understood how the “White Privilege Narrative” perpetuates assimilation, guilt, and defensiveness, inadvertently keeping White supremacy and systemic racism in place.
• Recognized and named patterns of internalized dominance and entitlement, systemic, non-target obliviousness, and human rights as distinct concepts
• Shifted from experiencing non-target identity as one of “privilege” to one of “loss” as we recognize the costs of oppression to and as non-targets
• Deepened our understanding of LJIST’s core theory of social transformation and its application to ending racism

• Move beyond the traps and limitations of the “privilege” narrative that prevent us from ending oppression
• Gain a language for describing systemic inequities that does not increase defensiveness
• Give up paternalism and guilt as the motivation for your social justice work
• Heal from the loss you’ve experienced on the non-target side of oppression in community, with permission, and responsibly

• White People and Mixed Heritage people who Identify as White who are committed to being transformed by doing their own healing to end internalized White supremacy, separation, and finally come “home”
• BIPOC who are committed to being transformed by a healing-based approach that requires White People give up dominance and become true allies in the struggle to end racism and White supremacy

On-Demand Webinars Include:

• 1-Hour Webinar
• Individual Reflection Worksheet
• Webinar Evaluation

You will have a 30-day viewing window from the date of purchase (for individuals) or from a designated start date (for organizational licenses) to complete the webinar.