Racial Stamina & Racial Justice Work: What’s Mindfulness & Compassion Got to Do With It?
Racial Stamina & Racial Justice Work: What’s Mindfulness & Compassion Got to Do With It?
Dr. Angela Rose Black
Thursday, January 18, 2018
University of Washington (Seattle), Kane Hall
This lecture is free and open to the public. Registration is required. Register here.
Dr. Angela Rose Black will highlight the critical intersection between racial stamina, racial justice, and the utility of mindfulness and compassion based techniques in supporting both.
Key concepts (racial stamina, white fragility, mindfulness, and compassion) will be introduced; contrasting racial justice activism models will be highlighted; and real world applications will be shared. Using Mindfulness for the People’s Foundational PracticeĆ, participants will increase their awareness on how mindfulness-based and compassion based self-evaluation and self-regulation tools can support a move from denial to awareness; awareness to awakening; and awakening to compassionate action in racial justice work.
About the presenter:
Dr. Angela Rose Black is an Activist, Scholar, Practitioner, and Thought Leader in the Mindfulness Movement. She is the founder and CEO of Mindfulness for the People LLC—a Black-owned social change agency that offers oppression-sensitive and culturally-responsive mindfulness training engaging Racial Battle Fatigue among People of Color and White Fragility among White people.