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What people are saying about Laura Mae:
"So grateful for your voice, your advocacy, your insistence that we can and must do better."
- Dinah Murdoch
"@LauraMaeLindo is a true advocate for education and community".
- Kristin Henderson
"She took into account our different learning styles. She adjusted her teaching to mix it up to keep us focused. She included comedy in her teaching and had a relaxed attitude which made us more comfortable."
- Integrated Foundations (Summer, 2011)
"Laura Mae treated all of us with respect. Clearly made you feel like you could do things that were beyond your thinking."
- Technology in Education (Summer, 2011)
"Very open and easy to talk to. Positive and encouraging. Realistic and honest. Made me think about things in totally different way."
- Alternatives in Teaching and School Experience Practicum (Winter, 2011)
« I want to live in a world where we work with each other to help each other. Where we focus on most vulnerable and we hold each other with care, compassion, and support. » - Laura Mae Lindo
« Imagine the world without the problem, and then talk/act that into being. » - Laura Mae Lindo
Talking points & ideas
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Anti-racism work is work of love.
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It's time to do "equity and diversity" work differently - that means moving towards some "Real Talk" about racism, imagining an anti-racist world, and bringing that vision into being with concrete actions.
Elevate Masterclass: Anti Racism - An Act of Love
Featuring Laura Mae Lindo
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Most workshops leave people filled with guilt and shame. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
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The discomfort factor
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Ask a black guy.
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... and other anecdotes people mistake for empathy
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Subtle and fundamental differences
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It’s critical that we commit to making positive change ... by any means necessary
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Grounding your commitment
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Fear of commitment
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Skin color as a descriptor, where you are from, and more
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Asking questions about race, and practical responses
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About this course
- $29.95
- 15 lessons
- 1 hour of video content
What people are saying about "Anti Racism - An Act of Love":
Breakthrough thinking!
Bob Eckert
Laura Mae Lindo's guidance in this masterclass is frank, loving, and not what people might expect. She makes a brilliant case that "diversity at the table " ...
Read MoreLaura Mae Lindo's guidance in this masterclass is frank, loving, and not what people might expect. She makes a brilliant case that "diversity at the table " is perhaps a limiting way of thinking about making the changes we need. That "diversity" even if "at the table" falls short because we are uncomfortable having the "anti-racism" conversation that allows us to fully embrace and garner wisdom from experiences and viewpoints that are different than our own. This is brilliant, and desperately needed if we are to create breakthrough innovation in our organizations. Check it!
Read LessPowerful Insights and Thoughts
Steven Howard
Very powerful insights, thoughts, and ideas on how we can increase understanding between various races and reduce the tensions that unnecessarily divide us. ...
Read MoreVery powerful insights, thoughts, and ideas on how we can increase understanding between various races and reduce the tensions that unnecessarily divide us. These videos need to be shared widely, particularly within organizations and schools.
Read LessMeet Laura Mae
e(RACE)r Institute - https://eracerinstitute.com/ Laura Mae Lindo
Dr. Laura Mae Lindo (she/her/elle) is a respected activist and educator who holds both a Masters and PhD in Education. Committed to centering the most vulnerable in all she does, Dr. Lindo's work is enhanced by her acute knowledge of how to put anti-oppression theories into practice. A courageous public speaker, Dr. Lindo is known to take on issues often left unaddressed by the mainstream. From philosophy to politics, and from the academy to the community, Dr. Lindo grounds her practices in gratitude and love.
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