@race_talks

Race, education & immigration scholar/sociology professor/Jamaican anti-racist mama/lover of nature, ital food & the African diaspora/dancer of reggae & soca

 Richmond, VA
racetalkllc.com/teaching-racetalk-workshop
Joined March 2019
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We're so excited to announce the next RaceTalk Institute workshop: Teaching RaceTalk as a Skill! Date and time: Friday, January 13, 2023 from 11am-5pm ET (8am-2pm PT). You can learn more about this anti-racist pedagogy workshop here: racetalkllc.com/teaching-rac…
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What we think, we become. - Buddha
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Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me. - Carol Burnett
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It does not matter how slowly you go as long as you do not stop. - Confucius
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Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. - Confucius
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Happy New Year! As the new semester/term is about to begin, I'd love to hear what you do on the first day of class to start creating community in your classroom or lab. #racetalk #highereducation #highered
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In next week's workshop, I share my strategies and the activities I do on the first day (and beyond) to create community and build a strong foundation for our future racetalk conversations. I hear over and over that this part of the workshop leads to so many lightbulb moments.
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As we wrap up 2022, we wanted to say thank you to all of our clients, followers, and supporters. We're grateful for the opportunity to engage here and in our workshops and excited to continue our work together in 2023. Wishing you a restful remaining week of December!
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I often share a lot about the RaceTalk workshops I offer. Did you know I offer lectures as well? These lectures include an interactive Q&A session.
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"Dr. Richards gave a clear and engaging presentation... Full of practical tips and advice, her presentation provided faculty with tools they can implement at the start of the very next semester." Dr. Katherine Black, Dean of the College of A&S at the University of Hartford.
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I have availability starting in February. DM me or schedule a quick call with me here to learn more: racetalkllc.com/contact.
Challenging Race & Gender Bias in Student Evaluations If you're a faculty member many of your students may have already completed their evaluations this semester/term, but in case they haven't I wanted to share a guide I created a couple of years ago. (1/4)
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In the meantime, I have compiled a list of resources to help women and racially marginalized faculty to be proactive in addressing the race and gender bias in student evaluations. This guide includes sources I have authored or created as well as helpful sources from others. (3/4)
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If you have additional resources or strategies you use, I'd love to hear about them! Here's a link to the Resource Guide: bit.ly/3mJfOsG (4/4)

Challenging Race & Gender Bias in Student Evaluations Resource Guide.pdf

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Over Halloween, we had a racist incident at University of Richmond where I teach. Unfortunately, these incidents occur frequently on college campuses across the United States. Some incidents are more egregious than others. Some spur conversations in ways others don’t. 1/8
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You’ll have a lesson plan for your own RaceTalk workshop, so that you and your students have a roadmap for navigating these discussions more effectively. You’ll have what you need so that the next time, you have a foundation on which to start the conversation with your class. 7/8
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I hope you’ll join us for the workshop on January 13! Learn more here: racetalkllc.com/teaching-rac… 8/8
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