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Democracy in Colour: Anti Racism Training

Democracy in Colour

Democracy in Colour: Anti Racism Training

Saturday 27 Jun

- Saturday 27 Jun

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Free

Online

About this event

This workshop is an engaging and interactive session run by GetUp’s friends at Democracy In Colour designed to develop literacy, empathy, and understanding of race related issues and identities, and improve safety and support for people of colour in our movement.

This workshop will create a space for participants to safely explore a range of topics to do with race, racial justice, racism, and the intersections with climate justice, through group discussions and facilitation.

WHEN

June 27, 2020 at 9:30am – 1pm

WHERE

To get full location details please RSVP to this event.
ONLINE via Zoom
online, VIC, Australia

CONTACT

Gabrielle Bond · gabie@getup.org.au · 0401 969 646

Information and Education
Skills Development
Workshop

Rights and Equality

NOTE: All event information was accurate at the time of publishing, but we do not take any responsibility for losses or damages incurred due to incorrect information. Please follow the links to the original organisers for further details.

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