[COMM-ORG] racial equity tools
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From: "Maggie Potapchuk" <mpotapchuk at comcast.net>
The Center for Assessment and Policy Development (CAPD) and
MP Associates are excited to announce:
www.racialequitytools.org
Racial Equity Tools is a new Web site designed for people and groups
across sectors and at all levels in the work of promoting racial equity.
It is intended to help you encourage and support transformative change
within communities, organizations, systems and individuals.
What’s in it?
Racial Equity Tools includes more than 400 resources and links to help
people understand, talk about and act intentionally and effectively to
advance racial equity. There are also tips, suggestions and reflection
questions, and a glossary of important terms. We thank the many people
who contributed content and ideas (listed in Acknowledgements). The
content includes 59 subject areas organized into four main sections:
Essential Concepts and Issues, Assessing and Learning, Planning and
Implementing, and Sustaining and Refining.
For example, Assessing and Learning includes Learning about a
Community’s History of Racial Dynamics as well as a tip sheet on Laying
Out Your Assumptions: Understanding Your Theory of Change. Sustaining
and Refining includes resources about creating a learning community and
resources to help you address resistance and retrenchment.
Racial Equity Tools also links to additional resources via
www.evaluationtoolsforracialequity.org. Both sites, like the field, are
works in progress. We welcome feedback, insights and additional resources.
Please share this announcement with your colleagues via email, Web
sites, listservs, newsletters and other means. Thank you.
This Web Site is funded primarily by The Charles Stewart Mott
Foundation, with additional support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation
and Everyday Democracy.
Maggie Potapchuk
MP Associates
410-566-0390
mpotapchuk at mpassociates.us
www.mpassociates.us
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