Resources
...a place for everything else.
The Resources section is your hub for all the tools, materials, and interactive content that support deeper antiracism learning beyond books and videos. Here you’ll find downloadable workbooks, printable posters, flash cards, class materials, podcast episodes, workshop outlines, slide decks, discussion guides, and more. Whether you’re an educator, facilitator, or just someone looking to bring this work into your community or organization, these resources are designed to be hands-on, accessible, and ready to use. We’re always expanding this section—adding new formats and ideas to meet the evolving needs of learners and leaders alike.
Materials
Workbooks, Journals, Flashcards, Companion Guides
Materials
Workbooks, Journals, Flashcards, Companion Guides
Podcasts
Racism White Privilege In America
Michael Fortune
White privilege is defined as an unearned advantage based on race which can be observed both systemically and individually. This is the American heritage that must change. A change is on the horizon with the current pandemic and racial injustice.
Conscious Anti-Racism
Dr. Jill Wener
Dr. Jill Wener, a board-certified Internal Medicine specialist, meditation expert, tapping practitioner, and co-creator of the Conscious Anti-Racism curriculum, shares interviews with experts, along with her own insights, in multiple topics relating to social justice and anti-racism.
Dr. Tracey A. Benson
The Anti-Racism Leadership Institute
features conversations with educators and leaders working to dismantle racism in schools. Through their stories and strategies, we explore how to build inclusive, equitable, and anti-racist learning spaces. Tune in for insight, inspiration, and practical tools for change.
Anti-Racism School Is In Session™
Ashani Mfuko
, is a global educational training platform, to educate, inform, and illuminate issues around systemic racism, anti-Black racism, and systemic oppression, in America, specifically for the purpose of creating a safer, more beautiful, more equitable world, for all people.
Workshops / Labs
Conscious Anti-Racism: Tools for Self-Discovery, Accountability, and Meaningful Change in Healthcare
is a CME-accredited online course designed to help healthcare professionals confront systemic racism, implicit bias, and privilege in order to provide equitable care to all patients. Created by Dr. Jill Wener and Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, the course blends evidence-based strategies with mindfulness and emotional resilience practices, offering practical, non-shaming tools for self-reflection, growth, and action. With 15 in-depth modules, bonus interviews, and CE credits across multiple disciplines, this course empowers participants to move beyond performative allyship and take real steps toward dismantling racism in healthcare settings. A portion of proceeds is donated to antiracism organizations, making each enrollment an investment in both personal and collective change.
https://www.theresttechnique.com/courses/conscious-anti-racism-healthcare
CHUM's Anti-racism Course.
The Center for Cultural Humility (CHUM) offers direct, practical Anti-Racism Training for educators, clinicians, HR teams, and community leaders. Focused on action over theory, it teaches how to spot and interrupt racism in real time—through bias, microaggressions, and systemic harm. With flexible formats (4–16 hours) and continued support, CHUM helps participants apply anti-racist principles with purpose and accountability.
https://www.humilitycenter.org/portfolio-item/anti-racism/
Learn to Lead Antiracism Groups
The Center for Cultural Humility (CHUM) offers a “Train the Trainer” program that equips professionals to lead workshops on Cultural Humility, Anti-Racism, and more. With 10 hours of instruction and 20 hours of shadowing, participants gain the skills to deliver impactful, customized trainings. Graduates earn official accreditation and access to CHUM’s tools, helping them drive meaningful change in their workplaces and communities.
https://www.humilitycenter.org/portfolio-item/train-the-trainer/
Race2Dinner brings white women face-to-face with the realities of white supremacy through honest, intense, dinner-table conversations led by Regina Jackson and Saira Rao. These aren’t gentle chats—they’re raw, emotional, and designed to challenge deeply embedded beliefs. It’s not Racism 101. It’s the work. From screenings of Deconstructing Karen to in-person dinners, coaching, and programs for women of color, Race2Dinner creates space for truth, accountability, and transformation.
Anti-Racism I is an introductory Coursera course designed for those new to the study of race and racism in the U.S. As part of the Anti-Racism Specialization, it explores foundational topics such as whiteness, white privilege, systemic racism, and intersectionality. Learners will gain the vocabulary, context, and critical thinking skills to understand and discuss racial equity, and will leave with a shareable career certificate that demonstrates a commitment to anti-racist action in personal and professional spaces.