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I Follow the LeaderEp 54: Conservation Trust for North Carolina x I Follow the Leader DEI Partnership Case StudyThis episode is for change agents and leaders who want to learn how taking, strategic, measurable, and sustainable action steps on an organization's DEI journey can lead to a more courageous, collaborative, and inclusive culture.
In this very special episode of Conversations with I Follow the Leader our guests were the three Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (DEI) Leads that championed Conservation Trust for North Carolina's DEI work during partnership with I Follow the Leader from 2021-2023. Podcast Host Antoinetta Mosley (Chief Encouragement Officer & Principal Leader at I Follow the Leader) and Senior Partnership Leader, Rorri Geller-Mohamed asked the...2023-06-2043 min
I Follow the LeaderEp 49: The Intersection of DEI & EI with Rorri x AntoinettaThis episode is for change agents and leaders who want to understand why EI (emotional intelligence) is critical to DEI work and for those who want to hear tangible solutions to common scenarios leaders experience.
Leaders often overlook the emotional context of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) work. This can lead to a disconnect between leadership endorsing DEI but not actually following through with the commitment or action. In this episode, Chief Encouragement Officer Antoinetta Mosley and Senior Partnership Leader Rorri-Geller Mohamed unpacked why well-intentioned leaders often struggle to move DEI work forward, how awareness of emotional c...2023-03-1545 min
The Bigger Braver Life ShowAnti-Racist Leadership with Rorri Geller-Mohamed, LCSWSend us a textWelcome to the Bigger Braver Life Show!I’m your host, Angela Marie Williams, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Success Coach. In my 13 year career as a therapist, coach, entrepreneur and educator, I support my clients to get the clarity, direction, and confidence to show up as a braver leader in their life and career. I welcome guest Rorri Geller-Mohamed, LCSW, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Anti-racism Leadership CoachIn this episode, we talk about:Ways that diversity, equity and inclusion work can get lost...2022-07-1125 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed038 How Awareness and Compassion Can Create Change with Kristin HenningIn this episode, I talk with Kris about her wealth of experience as a lawyer advocating for kids and systemic change in the juvenile justice system. She breaks down the racial inequities that exist and talks about what all of us can to do create change. She shares what inspired her to write her book The Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth, how we can be more cognizant of our own biases, and the inspiration that comes from youth activism.Kris's Bio:Buy Kris's Book:https://bookshop.org/books/the-rage-of-innocence-how-america-criminalizes-black-youth/9781524748906ht...2022-04-0748 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed037: Controversial Conversations: CRT in SchoolsIn this solo episode, I talk about the controversial topic of CRT in schools. I share why this issue is so challenging and what you can do to help you understand and navigate these conversations. I share 3 steps that you can that will help you engage in difficult conversations and move the dialogue forward for change. Additional Resource: https://www.edweek.org/leadership/what-is-critical-race-theory-and-why-is-it-under-attack/2021/05Connect with Rorri and Get Additional Support:Join the email list: https://mailchi.mp/b02360d4b5a6/sul4h5by2yWebsite: www.upowerchange.comEm...2022-03-3118 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed036 Collective Resilience with Christine GyovaiIn this episode, Christine and I talk about what collective resilience is and why Christine is so passionate about it. We also dig into what this looks like in the context of anti-racism work. Christine's Bio: Christine Muehlman Gyovai is the Principal of Dialogue + Design Associates, is the granddaughter of a coal miner and firefly scientist, and has over twenty years of experience in creating community transformation and resilience. Named a “Cville 20” by Charlottesville magazine as a key driver for creating change, she is a professional facilitator and planner with certificates in charrettes, coaching, teachin...2022-03-2432 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed035 Centering Feminism with the Authors of Feminist AFIn this episode, the authors of Feminist AF and I talk about centering feminism and smashing the patriarchy and the overlap that has with the topic of race and racism. They talk about what inspired them to write this book, the importance of empowerment, and why it is so important for women of all ages to read it. Feminist AF Author Bios: Brittney Cooper is Associate Professor of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Rutgers University. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower and c...2022-03-1742 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed034 Adoption & Multiracial Families with Jana HunsleyIn this episode, Jana and I talk about how issues of DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) and anti-racism work show up in multiracial families that are formed through foster care and adoption. We specifically address a topic often left out of these conversations: siblings in adoptive families.Jana's Bio:Jana Hunsley is an experimental psychologist, licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), TBRI Practitioner, and advocate for foster and adoptive families. Jana received her doctorate in experimental psychology from the Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development at Texas Christian University where her research focused on understanding the n...2022-03-1033 min
I Follow the LeaderEp 22: How can you be Racially Responsible? with Rorri Geller-MohamedIn this episode, two leaders from I Follow the Leader, CEO, Antoinetta Mosley and DEI Leader, Rorri Geller-Mohamed discuss the ways White allies can navigate whiteness in the workplace while avoiding supremacy and racial dynamics. Rorri also explains the role of emotion in anti-racist work and how to push back against oppressive systems.
Rorri is an anti-racism leadership and DEI coach, consultant & speaker, the founder of U Power Change, a licensed therapist, and the host of the Racially Responsible Podcast. She is passionate about supporting professionals through anti-racism work in their personal and professional lives.
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Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed033 Challenging Book Bans and Using Stories to Create Change with Dr. Farah Jasmine GriffinIn this episode, Dr. Griffin and I talk about challenging book bans and the empathy, understanding, and knowledge that comes from learning through stories. We talk about her new book, Read Until You Understand and how this can be used as a tool in anti-racism work. Dr. Griffin's Bio: Dr. Farah Jasmine Griffin is the William B. Ransford Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Columbia University, where she also served as the inaugural Chair of the African American and African Diaspora Studies Department. She is the author of five books including Who Set You Flowin?: The Af...2022-02-1036 min
Yes! We RiseBecoming a Changemaker and Growing Equity with Rorri Geller-MohamedRorri Geller-Mohamed is the founder of U Power Change, an organization focused on anti-racism and diversity, equity, and inclusion coaching and consulting. Through her program Changemakers, she helps women that identify as white to feel empowered and ready to engage in racial equity and justice work. Rorri also has a blog and podcast, Racially Responsible, focused on growing equity. Today, Rorri sits down with Christine to share her journey into the powerful work she does. Rorri breaks down what doing this work looks like and where to start. Learn how you too can become a catalyst for change in...2022-02-1037 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed032 Anti-Racism Leadership with Alyssa HallIn this episode, Alyssa and I dive into what anti-racism leadership looks like and how Alyssa got into anti-racism coaching. We talk about the challenges that she sees her clients experience and how she supports them in overcoming those challenges.Alyssa's Bio: Alyssa Hall is an Inclusive Business and Leadership Coach. She helps white coaches understand their role with anti-racism while creating inclusive businesses wth her group coaching program The School of Anti-Racist Leadership. She has also begun expanding her work in helping BIWOC entrepreneurs stop people pleasing and step into embracing their full selves in their bu...2022-02-0341 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed031 What real DEI work looks like with Antoinetta MosleyIn this episode, Antoinetta and I talk about what DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) work actually looks like when it's done well and not just performatively in organizations and companies. Antoinetta shares where organizations can start when they want to do this work, how to prioritize it even when it's challenging, and what's needed for it to really be sustained. Antoinetta's Bio:Antoinetta Mosley is the CEO and Principal Leader at I Follow the Leader LLC, a strategic consulting firm specializing in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) strategy, initiatives, and education. I Follow the Leader was lau...2022-01-2030 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed030 Educate & Empower with Lisa BarclayIn this episode, Lisa and I talk about her experience starting the Social Provocative Complex, a racial justice and education organization as well as the overlap between that and her financial coaching practice. She talks about the transformation that participants have had through the Social Provocative Complex and how it's designed to increase education and consciousness awareness on issues of racial justice and equity. She also shares her insights and thoughts on the topic of reparations. Lisa's Bio:Lisa Barclay is the founder of the Wealthy Diva founder and a financial fitness coach. Lisa is a lic...2021-11-1831 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed029 White Parents & Transracial AdoptionIn this episode, I was honored to interview Melissa Guida-Richards, the author of the book What White Parents Should Know About Transracial Adoption: An Adopteeʼs Perspective on its History, Nuances, and Practices. We talk about what inspired her to write the book, her personal experience as a transracial adoptee with white parents, and advice that she has to help white parents on their parenting journey and how to best support their children. Melissa's bio:Melissa Guida-Richards is an author, adoptee, and advocate based in Pennsylvania. She was adopted in 1993 from Colombia to a family in...2021-11-1137 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed028 Challenging Inequity in Law & Business with Nequosha AndersonIn this episode, Nequosha and I talk about challenging assumptions and inequity in law and business. Nequosha shares her personal experience of multiculturalism in her family and her professional insight in the inequities that exist in law and business and how we can go about challenging them. Nequosha's Bio:Nequosha Anderson is a business and intellectual property attorney for the last eight years who assists primarily women creatives who want to legally protect their income-producing ideas. She safeguards businesses and brand assets to ensure their intellectual property is secure and not stolen allowing the business owner to...2021-11-0444 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed027- Undoing Bias & Financial Empowerment with Racine RikardIn this episode, Racine and I talk about financial empowerment, disparities, and inequities. We explore the challenges around financial empowerment, what bias looks like, and the relationship building with a financial advisor. Racine shares her experiences of helping her clients and how she navigates challenges. Racine's bio:Racine A. Rikard is a native of Atlanta, GA, has over 20+ years of experience in the accounting and financial services industry. A graduate of Accounting at Georgia State University, she is a member of the National business fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi. She is a financial coach/strategist. Her area...2021-10-2844 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed026 Focusing on wellness in DEI work with Christina Farinacci-RobertsIn this episode, Christina and I talk about what it looks like to focus on wellness when doing DEI work and how it can be a great entry point for bringing this conversation into organizations. She also gives great advice and breaks down what it really means to de-center whiteness. Christina also share her personal and professional experiences in this work. Christina's Bio:Christina Farinacci-Roberts is a learning architect, diversity & inclusion strategist, keynote speaker, S.O.U.L. coach and 20 year veteran educator who is passionate about driving equity and excellence for all. As the founder and c...2021-10-2151 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed025 Uncovering blind spots and dismantling medical racism with Reketta PetersonIn this episode, Reketta and I dig into dismantling medical racism, perinatal health disparities, and common blind spots for professionals and patients in healthcare. We talk about what changes are needed, what that can look like, and what you can do to get involved. Reketta's bio:Reketta Peterson is a licensed professional counselor and BIPOC health equity consultant. She is a HAES (Health At Every Size) advocate and a member of the association for size diversity, and health. Reketta loves globe-trotting, swimming, and naps. Links from this episode: www.arisecounselingllc.comww...2021-10-1436 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed024 How to deal with frustrating white people in anti-racism workIn this solo episode, I share 6 tips for dealing with your own frustration caused by white people around issues of race and racism in your life. Whether it's a personal or professional situation, I share my insight to help you navigate these feelings and situations while staying aligned to your anti-racism values. Rorri's Bio:Rorri Geller-Mohamed, LCSW (she/her) is the host of the Racially Responsible podcast, creator of the Changemakers Circle, and founder of the organization U Power Change. Her work focuses on helping white women to build their capacity and leadership to speak up...2021-10-0720 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed023 Prioritizing Racial Equity in Real Estate with Sara AlvaradoIn this episode, Sara and I dig into how she has taken steps to challenge inequities in the real estate field. She talks about how she made the decisions to prioritize racial equity in her real estate business and decided to create a racial justice toolkit for professionals. She shares helpful advice for what both real estate and non real estate professionals can do to work for racial equity and justice. Sara's Bio:Sara Alvarado is a writer, speaker, teacher, and co-conspirator specializing in race relations, racial justice, and real estate. She believes that the wa...2021-09-3050 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed022 Creating a Racial Literacy Curriculum and Supporting Schools with Casper CaldarolaIn this episode, Casper and I talk about her experience creating a racial literacy curriculum, the racial equity work she has done in schools, how to start with low hanging fruit, and how she has navigated challenges that have come up.Casper's bio:Casper Caldarola founded the New York based, non-profit, Pollyanna in 2015. Casper founded Pollyanna to support the schools that have made a commitment to building a more inclusive school community through multi-constituent conference models, workshops, community assessments and racial literacy curriculum.Casper’s experience includes serving as president of the Dalton Sch...2021-09-2332 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed021 Homeschooling & Teaching History with Delina Pryce McPhaullIn this episode, Delina and I talk about her Oh Freedom homeschooling curriculum and how kids and their grown ups can learn real history with a focus on understanding, empathy, and accuracy. We also talk about how to navigate the emotional aspects of teaching and learning history. Delina Pryce McPhaull is a writer, editorial consultant, and homeschooling mom living in rural Texas with her husband, kids, and koi. She is the owner of Woke Homeschooling where she creates resources for conscious and inclusive homeschooling families. She loves a good story — in a book, tv show, movie, documentary or in...2021-09-1636 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed020 Educating Kids About Social Justice with Pranoo KumarIn this episode, Pranoo and I talk about her amazing social justice children's bookstore, how to talk to kids about hard topics, what teaching children about activism can look like, and the importance of children seeing themselves reflected in the stories they read and learning through the stories of others. Pranoo Kumar is a proud daughter of Konkani Indian immigrants, a career changer from medicine to education, and an activist committed to inclusive education. Her previous experiences include elementary teacher, coach and founder of school systems/ programs on the East and West Coast. She created her own ed...2021-09-0936 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed019 Writing As Advocacy with Alison TedfordIn this episode, Alison and I discuss writing as a tool for advocacy and Alison's wealth of experience doing diversity and inclusion work. Alison Tedford is a diversity and inclusion consultant from Abbotsford, BC, Canada. She is an Indigenous woman with a disability who has over a decade of experience working on inclusion topics within the Canadian government and several years more in the private sector helping brands to communicate with and about marginalized populations. She has authored three books and helps small businesses learn how to be more inclusive.Links from this episode:2021-09-0231 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed018 Being Jewish and Navigating Social Justice with Halina BrookeIn this episode, Halina and I talk about navigating social justice work and Jewish identity. We also talk about Halina's recent project creating The Jewish Therapist Collective. Halina Brooke is an associate therapist and longtime advocate for those overlooked by traditional justice endeavors. A PhD Candidate in Counselor Education, she has a passion for supporting clients and clinicians alike through relational ruptures and distressing experiences. You can find more information about her advocacy at the legislature and in the public square at halinabrooke.com and her clinical approach at recoursecounseling.com. She lives in Scottsdale, Arizona.Link...2021-08-2639 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed017 Systems, Yoga, and Non-profits with Hollie SwireIn this episode, Hollie and I discuss everything from doing anti-racism work as a white women, to using an anti-racism lens in yoga, and work in a non-profit space. Hollie Swire is a social worker in the state of Massachusetts. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Simmons College. She acquired a Masters in Social Work from Boston College Graduate School of Social Work. She has advanced training in Yoga for Trauma & Emotional Health, Motivational Interviewing, and recently completed an Embodied Social Justice Certificate program, and the Changemakers program!Links from this episode:...2021-08-1932 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed016 DEI in Online Learning with Nina EverflowIn this episode, Nina and I discuss what DEI looks like in online learning spaces, Nina's journey into anti-racism work, and what you can do to be part of creating change. Join this weekend's virtual event: https://mailchi.mp/2e8455d81749/openhousejune2021Nina Everflow's bio: Nina Everflow plays in the space between how adults learn online and how happily we can connect authentically across difference. As a learning designer, facilitator, and published author, Nina has spent the last few years curating the best from learning specialists around the globe, examining the platforms, processes and practices t...2021-06-2443 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed015 The Power of Racial Affinity GroupsIn this episode we break down what a racial affinity group is, why it's both a powerful and under utilized tool in anti-racism work, and reasons you may find it helpful in your anti-racism work . Plus, we also talk about the importance of recognizing Juneteenth and PRIDE month. Free Webinar: 5 Strategies To Shift Your Racial Equity and Justice Conversations with White People From Frustrating to Change Making https://mailchi.mp/341ccb731393/x3mdt5f3g4Additional resource links Juneteenth: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1RM9MTpA8MnvjViP8ZJMDKCh2sJODoq56-5ErOe2bk0s/e...2021-06-1725 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed014 Speaking Out About Racism with SharRon JamisonIn this episode, SharRon and I talk about what it looks like to speak out against racism and what sometimes can get in the way. SharRon shares her personal experiences and how it's influenced her anti-racism work.SharRon Jamison's Bio:SharRon Jamison is a life strategist, author, minister, entrepreneur, and corporate leader who is committed to helping you BE who you were born to be, and not settle for what society has taught and told you to be. Through her coaching programs, innovative workshops, wisdom-filled books, sister circles, and speaking events, she passionately challenges people t...2021-06-1046 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed013 Leading Conversations on Race with Rev. Lane CobbIn this episode I talk with Rev. Lane Cobb about her show Race Talk Revolution that she co-hosts with Eugene Holden. We dig deep into what it's like facilitating these conversations and how she overcomes challenges that come up along the way. Rev. Lane Cobb's Bio:Reverend Lane Cobb is an Interfaith Inter-spiritual Minister, Spiritual Life and Business Coach and Author. As a woman, Rev. Cobb is committed to helping women heal, grow, and thrive despite the limitations of patriarchal society. As a woman of color, she is committed to educating people about the nuances of...2021-06-0336 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed012 Talking Israel and Palestine with Omnia HegazyThis is the first episode where we talk about anti-racism in an international context. I invite you on this journey with me as I learn more about the history of Palestine and the liberation movement, the U.S. connection to all of this, and the Israeli government's role in oppression while at the same time acknowledging that there has been a rise in anti-semitism hate violence, anti-semitism needs to end, Jewish generational trauma exists, and that no group should be marginalized or oppressed. Omnia's bio:Omnia Hegazy is a singer/songwriter and an organizer with the Pa...2021-05-271h 07
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed011 Equity in Schools with Keasha StarksIn this episode, we talk about doing DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) work in schools, how to overcome the challenges that come up, and advice that can help you when navigating anti-racism conversations and work in schools. Keasha Starks's Bio:Keasha Starks has been in the education field for sixteen years. In those sixteen years she has been a substitute teacher, teacher, and a district facilitator with Courageous Conversations About Race and Culturally Responsive Teaching. Keasha has also been engaged in Equity work for the past seven or eight years with Broward County Schools and is cur...2021-05-2030 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed010 Navigating Anti-Racism Leadership with Tracy MyersIn this episode, I talk with Tracy Myers about how she got involved in anti-racism work, the role multiracial identity plays in navigating this work, and how she works with others to build their anti-racism leadership. Tracy Myers's Bio:Tracy is a mother, sister, friend, and story seeker. She is a multi-racial woman of color that is Indigenous, Filipina, and White. She lives deeply from an emotional place and invites all to get comfy and join her there to explore their past, present, and future and how it all impacts our ability to be brave, t...2021-05-1333 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed009: Undoing Bias in the Workplace with Stacey GordonIn this episode, I interview Stacey Gordon, who share her knowledge and wisdom about eliminating bias in the workplace. She shares her advice and strategies with us. Join our Racially Responsible/U Power Change email list: Sign up hereStacey Gordon's Bio:Leading at the intersection of diversity, inclusion, and workplace culture, in her role as Executive Advisor and Diversity Strategist, Stacey Gordon coaches and counsels executive leaders on DEI strategies for the business, while offering a no-nonsense approach to education for the broader employee population.Stacey is the creator of the nu...2021-05-0631 min
Racially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed008: Shame Resilience with Dr. Alana Tappin, PsyD and Robin Schlenger, LCSWIn this episode we discuss: What shame resilience is and what it looks like in anti-racism work Why Alana and Robin started offering shame resilience workshops for white people Alana and Robin's personal journeys through anti-racism work Shame resilience and authentic conversationsFull Bios: Dr. Alana Tappin, PsyD and Robin Schlenger, LCSWLinks/resources Dr. Alana Tappin, PsyD Robin Schlenger, LCSW Dr. Kenneth V. Hardy, Ph.D., President of the Eikenberg Academy for Social Justice The Body Keeps The Score Resmaa MenakemLearn about Rorri's program: Changemakers2021-03-0447 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed007: No more excusesIn this episode, we talk about how to stop making excuses that get in the way of showing up for anti-racism work. We talk about how to support anti-racist legislation and protest racist legislation, even if you don't know that much about the legislative process or the specific policy. I share the example of how we need to be protesting the anti-protest bill HB1/SB484 in Florida. This episode provides the support you need to take action. The action steps discussed in this episode:1. Fill out your personal info and send an automatic email to FL legi...2021-02-1822 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed006: Learning about white culture and anti-racism work with Robin Mallison AlpernIn this episode, I interview Robin Mallison Alpern the Director of Training at the Center for the Study of White American Culture and founder of Calling White Folks in. We discuss: What white culture is and what it means for white folks doing anti-racism work Tips for raising anti-racist white kids Challenges that come up in this work White women and history Advice for white people doing anti-racism workLinks and resources mentioned in today's episode:White Supremacy Culture by Tema OkunCenter for the Study of White American Culture (CSWAC)C...2021-02-1130 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed005: Welcome back to Season 2Welcome to Season 2 of the Racially Responsible Podcast. This episode will introduce you to what this podcast is going to be about and answers the questions about what it means to "build capacity" to do anti-racism work as a white person, what makes this podcast different, and why a white woman is hosting a podcast about anti-racism. Subscribe for future episodes and join the Racially Responsible podcast community on facebook to continue the conversation. 2021-01-1709 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed004: Anti-racism work with white peopleEpisode Highlights Building an anti-racist subculture How Rebecca got involved in anti-racism work How a book from her partner opened her eyes What happens when you are socialized in white dominance What has been helpful in this work Impact anti-racism work has had on her family Need for a sense of belonging in anti-racism workJore Consulting Dr. Jawanza Kunjufu- Countering the Conspiracy to Destroy Black BoysResmaa Menakem- My Grandmother’s HandsRebecca Greenidge works to help white people reconnect to their curiosity abo...2020-02-2031 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed003: Anti-racism work as a white social workerEpisode Highlights How Sandy got involved in anti-racism work as a social worker Promoting anti-racism education in the social work and human services professions How white people can work through their emotions when doing anti-racism work What white people have lost as a result of white supremacy How she worked through challenges that came upPeople’s Institute of Survival and BeyondAnti-racist AllianceSandra BernabeiSandra Bernabei, LCSW, NYC Chapter Past President of the National Association of Social Workers (2014-16), NYC metro area community organizer, pr...2020-02-1322 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed002: Anti-racism work as a parent of white childrenEpisode Highlights: How Rebekah got started in anti-racism work Why she prioritizes teaching parents of white children about anti-racism and ways to talk with kids about race and take action as a family How diverse and inclusive books are important for all children Why we need to internal work Challenges she experienced with her kids and family Her decision to send her childMe & White Supremacy - Layla SaadFree Guide: "What's wrong with saying we're all equal? Five conversations about race white children need to have." - Rebekah...2020-01-3023 minRacially Responsible with Rorri Geller-Mohamed001: What local anti-racism organizing can look like for white people and how to get startedEpisode Highlights How Meredith and Tia, 2 white women, got involved in anti-racism work in their local neighborhood How Neighbors Against White Supremacy started The difference between organizing around relationships vs. crisis mode Challenges and success in their organizing work against racismNAWS (Neighbors Against White Supremacy): NAWS organizes white people in Central Queens to challenge white supremacy and anti-Black racism in ourselves and our communities.NAWS FacebookCarribean Equity ProjectMeredith Reitman is a qualitative and quantitative researcher who specializes in exploring how race operates within workplaces...2020-01-1645 min
Multiracial Family ManCounseling Multiracial Families with Rorri Geller-Mohamed, Ep. 235Ep. 235: Rorri Geller-Mohamed created U Power Change for families who are navigating some super challenging stuff. She used her professional background as a therapist to develop U Power Change but raising a multiracial family is also very personal to her. Having grown up in a multiracial family that was formed through adoption when her Mexican-American brother joined her family and now as a white mom raising children in a multiracial, multicultural, and multifaith family, after marrying her husband who is Guyanese, she is extremely passionate about helping our children to feel supported in their identity and thrive. P...2019-08-2527 min