Founded in 2018, My Work To Do is an online affinity group designed to help white people build stamina for discussing racism, systemic injustice, racial healing, reconciliation, and justice in their everyday lives. Black, Indigenous and People of Color allies are welcome with an understanding this is a white-centered, and therefore not always safe, space.
We invite those feeling lost or overwhelmed into the conversation, especially white people who might not have a local anti-racism program or accessible discussion happening in their life.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
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A weekly listening and learning circle that meets on Zoom for 60-90 minutes
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Resources around themes of housing discrimination, implicit bias, whiteness as a function, and systems of white supremacy — as well as where we go from here
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A space to learn, share, heal, and grow
REGISTER FOR AN UPCOMING MY WORK TO DO SERIES
GETTING STARTED
The original My Work To Do series.
Tuesdays
Oct 19 / Oct 26 / Nov 2 / Nov 9 / Nov 16
8pm Eastern / 7pm Central / 6pm Mountain / 5pm Pacific
Register here.
Thursdays
Oct 21 / Oct 28 / Nov 4 / Nov 11 / Nov 18
8pm Eastern / 7pm Central / 6pm Mountain / 5pm Pacific
Register here.
WHERE DO I BEGIN? FOR MEN AND MALE-IDENTIFYING PARTICIPANTS
Mondays
Oct 25 / Nov 1 / Nov 8
8pm Eastern / 7pm Central / 6pm Mountain / 5pm Pacific
Register here.
WHERE DO I BEGIN? FOR YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS
If you are interested, register here and we will let you know when the next series begins.
POP-UP SESSIONS
We highly recommend that you have completed, at minimum, all five sessions of the Getting Started series prior to attending My Work To Do: Pop-ups.
Register here to receive invites to a single session as media presents itself.
MAILING LIST FOR A FUTURE SERIES
Sign up here to receive updates on a future My Work To Do series.
COST
Pay what you can! Follow this link to make a donation today.
REFLECTIONS
Click here to read reflections from members of the My Work To Do community.
945
PARTICIPANTS
(AND COUNTING)
85
PERCENTAGE OF PARTICIPANTS WHO REPORT INCREASED STAMINA FOR DISCUSSING RACE
