Intersectionality Awareness Month is a time dedicated to exploring how overlapping aspects of identity, such as race, gender, class, sexuality, disability, and more, combine to shape a person's experiences of both privilege and discrimination. The term was coined by Columbia University law professor Kimberlé Crenshaw in her 1989 and seeks to define the overlapping oppressions experienced by people who are part of multiple marginalized groups. Visit Dr. Crenshaw's TEDx talk, "

Our Latest E-Course on Stereotypes and Bias is Here! Over the past couple of years, we've been working on getting all six of our foundational workshops into online course format and we're excited to share that the final one, How Stereotypes Become Bias and Ways to Interrupt Them is complete! Below is a brief introduction to the course taught by Dr. Caprice Hollins. In addition to this course on stereotypes and bias, we offer five other foundational courses: Foundations for So

Did you know that August is National Black Philanthropy Month (NBP)? We realized we missed this last month. NBP is a month long, global...