New Workshop! Speaking Up without Shutting Down If we want to create a world where racism no longer thrives, we must examine how we show...

We are excited to share that our next workshop, "Transforming White Women's Leadership: Reflection and Inspiration to Strengthen Racial...

We're coming to the end of 2024 and it's a time to reflect on the past year. Our top 5 most popular blog posts of 2024 are: Our 2024-2025...

Transforming White Women's Leadership Our workshop, Transforming White Women's Leadership: Reflection and Inspiration to Strengthen...

When it comes to advancing racial equity, white women who have management or supervisory positions have distinctive opportunities and...

Welcome to our Question & Answer segment! You wrote in and we answered! This next question is about about White women allies. I'm...

Train the Trainer Workshop Dates Announced We are excited to announce dates for our next Train the Trainer: Strategies for Facilitating...

We are excited to announce dates for our next workshop, Unpacking Sexism & White Privilege in Pursuit of Racial Justice on June 20-21st....

E-Courses Now Online! We are excited to announce that two of our e-courses are now online! The companion courses, taught by our...

April is Celebrate Diversity, Arab American Heritage & Autism Awareness Month There are many things to celebrate this month aside from...

Join us for Unpacking Sexism and White Privilege Over Lunch Co-authors Ilsa Govan and Tilman Smith of What’s Up with White Women?...

Join us for weekly discussions led by Ilsa Govan and Tilman Smith, authors of What’s Up with White Women? Unpacking Sexism and White...

How white people can show up more effectively as allies through empathy.

While White women face experiences of gender oppression, we also benefit from white privilege.

It gives both Ilsa Govan and Tilman Smith a great deal of joy to uplift the work of World Trust and be in partnership with Shakti Butler....

“Karen: A racist white woman who uses her privilege to demand her own way at the expense of others.” -Wikipedia Recently, a White woman...

I wrote and presented the following at an Episcopal Women’s Gathering recently: I’m going to give a brief overview of our approach to anti-racism work by explaining the norms we operate under. One of the first steps in dismantling racism is self-awareness. For me, as a White person, this means the on-going process of interrogating the dominant cultural norms I’ve taken for granted as “just the way people are” or “just how things are done”. In contrast, the norms of People of