Our colleagues at the Garrett Collective have created this anti-racist curriculum. Please view their blog for more information.
Please join for the launch party!
Join the creators of the curriculum and others who are committed to this shared work to celebrate the launch of this curriculum.
November 17, 7pm ET/6pm CT/4pm PT on zoom
The party is free, but registration is required. RSVP here.
About this Content
The reality of this curriculum began as a dream among parents, educators and anti-racist activists over time. We heard each other yearning to equip young white people with stories that would fortify them for long-haul racial justice struggle. We wanted stories we could tell at campfires, on holidays, in homeschools, devotional spaces, songs we could sing to our babes before bed, songs with seeds of liberation in them, songs that could awaken a legacy all too often unacknowledged among our kin.
Facilitator Training
This is the facilitator training for Deliberate: White Antiracist Ancestors for White Youth. You must enroll in and complete this training before you can access the curriculum: https://enroll.garrettcollective.org/courses/facilitators-training-for-deliberate.
The synchronous (or live) portion of the training will be Jan 4, 11, 18, 25, Feb 1, 2027 from 6:00-7:30PM EST.
The faciliators training is $150, with sliding scale encouraged.
If you are able to, please pay the full cost of this event. This makes it possible for Garrett to underwrite the costs of other people. Use the following codes as necessary:
GETS10 : I need a little bit of support to come to this event. We all need support sometimes!
GETS25 : I need a little bit more support to come to this event.
GETS50 : I need a 50% discount for this event. Everyone deserves access to theological education.
For more than 50% off the cost of an event, please contact the rev. dr. abby mohaupt at abby.mohaupt@garrett.edu.
We seek to balance the needs of participants and the costs of programming, including paying fair wages to our facilitators and content creators. No information about economic need or privilege is shared with other participants.