Race and Racism: Still Relevant in 2019

Race and Racism: Still Relevant in 2019

Winter (9 - 13.5 hours) | This course is completed

48 Lebanon Street Hanover, NH 03755 United States

Room 212

New Course

2/12/2019-3/5/2019

12:30 PM-3:30 PM EDT on Tue

$60.00

Race is the story behind daily headlines in the U.S., from white supremacist rallies, to trials of police officers in the shooting of unarmed black men, to Black Lives Matter protests, to police calls reporting black citizens waiting in Starbucks, and many less publicized incidents. It is impossible to ignore the reality of racism, even in NH and VT, two very white states. This course explores racism from both a historical and personal perspective. The course is interactive, with articles and short videos assigned as preparation for class discussion. The preparation time for each class will be approximately one to three hours.

  • There is a required reading packet.
Bettmann, Ellen

Ellen Hofheimer Bettmann is a nationally-recognized leader in the field of anti-bias education. She has designed and implemented workshops and training programs around the world. During her 17 years as national director of Training and Resources at the Anti-Defamation League she was one of the creators of A World of Difference, an international anti-bias education program. She created and leads Difficult Conversations About Race, an open community forum in the Upper Valley that meets monthly.