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Activities That Work: Help Start the Hard Conversations About Race and Oppression

Ilsa Govan

Jun 5, 2015

Activities That Work: Help Start the Hard Conversations About Race and Oppression

Dan Magill attended our workshop on Activities for Trainers in 2014 and we’re happy to share the following reflections on his experience....

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