Upcoming Events at Impact Hub Baltimore
Thu Jun 27, 12:00 PM - Thu Jun 27, 1:00 PM
10 E North Ave, Baltimore, MD 21202
Community: Downtown Baltimore
Description
White Identity, Culture & Shame Resiliency
Event Details
Join Zara Cadoux, Founder of the White Womxn Anti-Racism Alliance (WWARA) to learn more about whiteness and how it manifests within white people. What are the stages of identity development for white folks? What is white culture? How does shame keep us from speaking out against racism? This skills share is open to people of all races.
Bio:
Zara is an anti-racist, feminist facilitator and educator. Before launching her training and consulting business, Cadoux Consulting, full time, Zara worked in the nonprofit sector in Baltimore for a decade. She is currently launching the White Womxn Anti-Racism Alliance (WWARA) to focus on how white womxn reinforce and reproduce white supremacy through socialized helping in the human services sectors.
This event is FREE & Open to the public. Interested in presenting a Skill Share of your own in 2019 E-mail Alanah@baltimore.impacthub.net with the subject line (Skill Share). Did you know that Impact Hub Baltimore is a community of entrepreneurs, activists, creatives, and professionals to take collaborative action and drive positive change in Baltimore and beyond! Want to become a member? Click here for more details or E-mail Joe@baltimore.impacthub.net for more information. See you at Impact Hub Baltimore.
Who is part of our Impact Hub community? What are they working on? What have we done to support their growth and impact?
Get all these answers and more in our FIRST ever Impact Report:
https://issuu.com/michellegeiss/docs/ihb-report-final
Bio:
Zara is an anti-racist, feminist facilitator and educator. Before launching her training and consulting business, Cadoux Consulting, full time, Zara worked in the nonprofit sector in Baltimore for a decade. She is currently launching the White Womxn Anti-Racism Alliance (WWARA) to focus on how white womxn reinforce and reproduce white supremacy through socialized helping in the human services sectors.
This event is FREE & Open to the public. Interested in presenting a Skill Share of your own in 2019 E-mail Alanah@baltimore.impacthub.net with the subject line (Skill Share). Did you know that Impact Hub Baltimore is a community of entrepreneurs, activists, creatives, and professionals to take collaborative action and drive positive change in Baltimore and beyond! Want to become a member? Click here for more details or E-mail Joe@baltimore.impacthub.net for more information. See you at Impact Hub Baltimore.
Who is part of our Impact Hub community? What are they working on? What have we done to support their growth and impact?
Get all these answers and more in our FIRST ever Impact Report:
https://issuu.com/michellegeiss/docs/ihb-report-final
