Anti racism workshop series at SFU

A series of three interactive Anti-Racism workshops organized by Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group, SFU Women’s Centre, SFU’s Out-On-Campus, and African Carribean Heritage Students Association. Facilitated by No One Is Illegal-Vancouver.

The workshops will explore racism and several themes including colonization, migration, white privilege, globalization, intersections with gender and sexuality, institutional racism within media and education, and the application of anti-racism to organizational practice
and process.

People are encouraged to attend the full series of workshops, although each workshop is self-contained and can be attended individually.

The workshops are free of charge and will include snacks and beverages. Workshops are wheelchair accessible. Childcare, transportation, and accessibility subsidies are available through SFPIRG.

To register, please email sfpirg at sfu.ca or stop by SFPIRG in TC 326. For more information, call SFPIRG at 604-291-4360.

==> RACISM, COLONIZATION, AND THE SOCIALIZATION OF WHITE PRIVILEGE
Thursday February 16th, 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Harsha Walia and Sam Stacey

==> CURRENT MANIFESTATIONS OF RACISM IN THE MEDIA AND GLOBAL NEO-LIBERALISM
Thursday February 23rd, 2:30-5:30pm.
location TBA, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Naava Smoolash and Mandeep Dhillon

==> INTERSECTIONS OF RACISM WITH GENDER & SEXUALITY AND THE APPLICATION OF
ANTI-RACISM IN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Thursday March 2nd. 2:30-5:30pm.
Grad Student Lounge, 2nd floor MBC, SFU Burnaby Campus
Facilitated by: Alex Mah and Tasha Riley (subject to change)