The R.A.C.E. Round-table is a project of Change and Transformation Consulting, LLC, Gem Makers, LLC and Diamond In The Rough Youth Development Program Inc., designed to provide practical tips, tools and resources to individuals and families to combat and eliminate racism and social injustice.  Through developed material, curated content and coordinated conversations, this collaborative project offers guidance and solutions to promote empathy, cultural competency and reconciliation.
 
We would like to offer individuals and families another lens to examine what race relations can mean for future generations.  For us R.A.C.E is a pathway to building relationships across cultural and racial identities that fosters anti-racism, equity and authentic inclusion in all aspects of our lives, communities and engagements.  

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JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Are you interested in hosting or registering to participate in a guided conversation on race?  Are you seeking guidance or resources to help you and/or those close to you unpack the complex issues of race?
 
If so, consider joining our productive and solution oriented discussion.  You can join a scheduled session or host a guided session facilitated by members of our R.A.C.E. Round table team. Discussions can be coordinated for: 
  • Adults
  • Youth
  • Families
  • Small groups (10+)
  • Organizations
  • Churches
R.A.C.E Resources
We have provided a short list of curated content below for individuals and families.
R.A.C.E Resource for Families
R.A.C.E to Equity and Anti-racism: 
A Introductory Guide for Parents & Families
This digital guide provides activities and tools designed to help individuals and/or families use self-reflection, cultural examination and history to explore racial/cultural identity, the impact of racism on individuals and communities of color, practices for anti-racism and the importance of cross cultural coalition building. 
 
R.A.C.E is an acronym, meaning:
 
R - Relationship centered and cultivating,
A - Authentic and affirming,
C- Culturally competent and conscious,
E - Equity based and equity producing 
 
The digital guide offers activities and resources for children (ages 5-18) and is a practical tool for parents, individuals or organizations to utilize to foster healthy dialogue and to help youth process the issues of race.
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Digital copies will be released  on July 22nd
Educational R.A.C.E. Resources for the Family
Additional resources from PBS
R.A.C.E. Resources for Parents & Adults
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R.A.C.E. Resources for People of Faith
For more information on the Race Round Table Project 
​email RaceRoundTable@gmail.com