

DR. KENNETH V. HARDY, PH.D.
Voicelessness: Dilemmas of Silence, Dilemmas of Speaking

DR. ROBIN DIANGELO, PH.D.
Nothing to Add: Silence as a Function of White Fragility
WHITE FRAGILITY & RACIAL RESILIENCY:
Building Capacity Across the Racial Divide
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
12:00pm–4:00pm
VIRTUAL ZOOM EVENT!
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DR. KENNETH V. HARDY, PH.D.
Voicelessness: Dilemmas of Silence, Dilemmas of Speaking

DR. ROBIN DIANGELO, PH.D. Nothing to Add: Silence as a Function of White Fragility
Dr. DiAngelo is an antiracist educator, consultant, trainer, and author of White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism. Her talk will address the racially insular social environment of white people in the U.S. and how that builds expectations for racial comfort while at the same time lowering stamina for enduring racial stress, i.e., “White Fragility.” She will focus on one particular manifestation of White Fragility: silence in the face of racial injustice, and provide perspectives and skills white people need to build their racial stamina and use the voice their position provides.
Continuing Education Credits- 3 CEs
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SINGLE TICKET – $150.00
Continuing Education Credits
This event will offer 3 Continuing Education Credits.
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For more information, contact Kayla Cordero:
[email protected] or 718.664.4415

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WHITE FRAGILITY & RACIAL RESILIENCY: Building Capacity Across the Racial Divide
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