NAVIGATING DIFFICULT DIALOGUES W/STUDENTS ON RACE AND RACIAL TENSIONS BY DR. KRISHAUNA HINES-GAITHER Wednesday, July 22, 2020, 5:00-6:30pm EST (Can't attend? Register to receive webinar recording.)REGISTER HERE & click for full details: https://event.webinarjam.com/channel/dialoguesContact me if experiencing financial hardship, but you would like to attend the webinar. TOOLS FOR WHITE ALLIES REGARDING RACE BY DR. KRISHAUNA… Continue reading Register for Upcoming Webinars: (1)Navigating Difficult Dialogues on Race and (2)Tools for White Allies Regarding Race
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Don’t Pick Those Tomatoes, Girl! Surveillance of Black Bodies
Image Credit: Rafael Correa March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. As a result, my job evacuated the campus, sending all students and most of its staff home to work remotely for the remainder of the semester. Simultaneously, the nation grappled with another pandemic: racism and police brutality. In the… Continue reading Don’t Pick Those Tomatoes, Girl! Surveillance of Black Bodies
Activism, Allyship and Advocacy
Students, staff and faculty across the country are seeking tangible tools for how they can respond appropriately in the current climate of racial tension and civil unrest. As students and communities take bold steps to raise their voices against injustice, is your campus prepared and equipped to offer effective support? Allow Hines-Gaither Consulting, LLC to… Continue reading Activism, Allyship and Advocacy
Courageous Conversations with Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither
With over 700 people registered, this workshop has reached its capacity. If you would like a similar workshop for your institution, contact Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither at http://www.hinesgaitherconsulting.com or see her blog at http://www.cupofdiversity.com. See flyer in full view here Testimonials on when Krishauna offered a similar workshop as a solo presentation: Krishauna, thanks so much… Continue reading Courageous Conversations with Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither
More Than a Neighborhood Game: I explain to my 5-year-old son how life is different for him as a Black boy (See Dr. Krishauna Hines-Gaither’s Guest Column published in TODAY’S PAPER, Greensboro News and Record, 6.28.20)
Krishauna's son, Giovanni. Krishauna was invited to serve as a Guest Columnist for the Greensboro News and Record in TODAY'S PAPER (6.28.20). Read her published article titled, "More than a Neighborhood Game," published here.
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A Father’s Love for Justice and Humanity
Graduation Day with DadKrishauna's Parents I am so grateful to my father, Pastor Kacie Moore, Jr. As my father is a pastor, I cannot honor him without honoring his faith. My dad has lived a life of service. He managed programs at Samaritan Ministries for many years. Samaritan Ministries offers food and shelter to the… Continue reading A Father’s Love for Justice and Humanity
More Than a Neighborhood Game: I explain to my 5-year-old son how life is different for him as a Black boy.
Krishauna's son, Giovanni. Krishauna was invited to serve as a Guest Columnist for the Winston-Salem Journal. Read her published article titled, "More than a Neighborhood Game," published here.
“I am a White ally, but I do not understand how I benefit from systemic racism.”
Image Credit: https://windwoodfarm.org/news/ In response to my recent blog post titled 10 Tips for White Allies Regarding Police Brutality: From the Heart of a Black Woman…, I received the following comment from a reader who is a White Woman. My response to her follows. Comment from reader: Dr. Hines-Gaither – I am a white ally. Can… Continue reading “I am a White ally, but I do not understand how I benefit from systemic racism.”
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