Cross Cultural Connections provides consulting and professional development to assist organizations in safely entering into conversations and learning new skills they can apply in the workplace and beyond.
W.E.B. DuBois wrote, "The problem of the 20th century will be the problem of the color line". Although we have made many strides towards equity, in the 21st century it is still difficult for most people in the United States to openly engage in discourse around race. Conversing about these issues frequently generates tension between groups, effecting our ability and willingness to explore differences. White people often find themselves uncomfortable or afraid to talk about differences fearing that they will be labeled a racist. People of Color often wrestle with how to respectfully engage in dialogue given the emotion tied to their racial experiences. We aim to bridge these divides by making Cross Cultural Connections.