Sun October 1, 2017
Let's Get Real- Unlearning Racism & Internalized Racism
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THREE DAY WORKSHOP
There is so much that is unsaid in this country about race issues. In this retreat, we will explore a variety of ways to have this dialogue on race and racism that will lead to a more intimate and honest conversation and relationship with each other. This workshop is about confronting some of the issues that keep us all from talking to one another about race/racism. It is also about discovering new ways to begin that conversation, how to create a bridge to talk about our differences, exploring what opens us up and what closes us down, and finally, 101 ways to become Culturally Competent in our relationships and workplaces. Before we can truly become a multicultural nation, we must have a relationship based on respect and understanding, reflection and curiosity; where our differences and our similarities are embraced, valued and integrated into the very fabric of our workplaces, communities, schools and governmental institutions. It also means coming to an understanding that awareness and holidays are just the beginning. What is required is an on-going dialogue and relationship with each other. I hope that you will join us in making this not only a better world for our children, but for ourselves – not by starting tomorrow, but by beginning that conversation today.
Participants will learn:
9 Healthy Ways to Communicate
101 Ways to Become Culturally Competent
21 Statements That Stop A Diversity Conversation
The Art of Listening & Responding Cross-Culturally
About Lee Mun Wah and StirFry Seminars & Consulting:
Since its founding in 1994, StirFry Seminars & Consulting has revolutionized the field of diversity through its internationally-acclaimed documentary films and seminars. Millions of viewers worldwide have seen the film “The Color of Fear,” as well as many of the other groundbreaking films produced and directed by Lee Mun Wah, StirFry’s founder, CEO and Master Trainer. In 1995, Oprah Winfrey produced a one-hour special on Lee Mun Wah’s life and the impact of “The Color of Fear.”
Thousands of participants from educational, governmental, corporate and social service agencies have taken StirFry’s trainings and seminars so that they could then begin facilitating discussion groups in their agencies, schools and communities and learn to engage in authentic and healthy multicultural dialogue. The company is recognized by many of the top 500 corporations as having one of the most outstanding cross-cultural and communications training programs for managers, supervisors, HR leaders and top administrative executives. Clients have relayed that their participation in our workshops has been life-changing, powerful and applicable to their personal and professional lives.
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There is so much that is unsaid in this country about race issues. In this retreat, we will explore a variety of ways to have this dialogue on race and racism that will lead to a more intimate and honest conversation and relationship with each other. This workshop is about confronting some of the issues that keep us all from talking to one another about race/racism. It is also about discovering new ways to begin that conversation, how to create a bridge to talk about our differences, exploring what opens us up and what closes us down, and finally, 101 ways to become Culturally Competent in our relationships and workplaces. Before we can truly become a multicultural nation, we must have a relationship based on respect and understanding, reflection and curiosity; where our differences and our similarities are embraced, valued and integrated into the very fabric of our workplaces, communities, schools and governmental institutions. It also means coming to an understanding that awareness and holidays are just the beginning. What is required is an on-going dialogue and relationship with each other. I hope that you will join us in making this not only a better world for our children, but for ourselves – not by starting tomorrow, but by beginning that conversation today.
Participants will learn:
9 Healthy Ways to Communicate
101 Ways to Become Culturally Competent
21 Statements That Stop A Diversity Conversation
The Art of Listening & Responding Cross-Culturally
About Lee Mun Wah and StirFry Seminars & Consulting:
Since its founding in 1994, StirFry Seminars & Consulting has revolutionized the field of diversity through its internationally-acclaimed documentary films and seminars. Millions of viewers worldwide have seen the film “The Color of Fear,” as well as many of the other groundbreaking films produced and directed by Lee Mun Wah, StirFry’s founder, CEO and Master Trainer. In 1995, Oprah Winfrey produced a one-hour special on Lee Mun Wah’s life and the impact of “The Color of Fear.”
Thousands of participants from educational, governmental, corporate and social service agencies have taken StirFry’s trainings and seminars so that they could then begin facilitating discussion groups in their agencies, schools and communities and learn to engage in authentic and healthy multicultural dialogue. The company is recognized by many of the top 500 corporations as having one of the most outstanding cross-cultural and communications training programs for managers, supervisors, HR leaders and top administrative executives. Clients have relayed that their participation in our workshops has been life-changing, powerful and applicable to their personal and professional lives.
THREE DAY WORKSHOP
There is so much that is unsaid in this country about race issues. In this retreat, we will explore a variety of ways to have this dialogue on race and racism that will lead to a more intimate and honest conversation and relationship with each other. This workshop is about confronting some of the issues that keep us all from talking to one another about race/racism. It is also about discovering new ways to begin that conversation, how to create a bridge to talk about our differences, exploring what opens us up and what closes us down, and finally, 101 ways to become Culturally Competent in our relationships and workplaces. Before we can truly become a multicultural nation, we must have a relationship based on respect and understanding, reflection and curiosity; where our differences and our similarities are embraced, valued and integrated into the very fabric of our workplaces, communities, schools and governmental institutions. It also means coming to an understanding that awareness and holidays are just the beginning. What is required is an on-going dialogue and relationship with each other. I hope that you will join us in making this not only a better world for our children, but for ourselves – not by starting tomorrow, but by beginning that conversation today.
Participants will learn:
9 Healthy Ways to Communicate
101 Ways to Become Culturally Competent
21 Statements That Stop A Diversity Conversation
The Art of Listening & Responding Cross-Culturally
About Lee Mun Wah and StirFry Seminars & Consulting:
Since its founding in 1994, StirFry Seminars & Consulting has revolutionized the field of diversity through its internationally-acclaimed documentary films and seminars. Millions of viewers worldwide have seen the film “The Color of Fear,” as well as many of the other groundbreaking films produced and directed by Lee Mun Wah, StirFry’s founder, CEO and Master Trainer. In 1995, Oprah Winfrey produced a one-hour special on Lee Mun Wah’s life and the impact of “The Color of Fear.”
Thousands of participants from educational, governmental, corporate and social service agencies have taken StirFry’s trainings and seminars so that they could then begin facilitating discussion groups in their agencies, schools and communities and learn to engage in authentic and healthy multicultural dialogue. The company is recognized by many of the top 500 corporations as having one of the most outstanding cross-cultural and communications training programs for managers, supervisors, HR leaders and top administrative executives. Clients have relayed that their participation in our workshops has been life-changing, powerful and applicable to their personal and professional lives.
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There is so much that is unsaid in this country about race issues. In this retreat, we will explore a variety of ways to have this dialogue on race and racism that will lead to a more intimate and honest conversation and relationship with each other. This workshop is about confronting some of the issues that keep us all from talking to one another about race/racism. It is also about discovering new ways to begin that conversation, how to create a bridge to talk about our differences, exploring what opens us up and what closes us down, and finally, 101 ways to become Culturally Competent in our relationships and workplaces. Before we can truly become a multicultural nation, we must have a relationship based on respect and understanding, reflection and curiosity; where our differences and our similarities are embraced, valued and integrated into the very fabric of our workplaces, communities, schools and governmental institutions. It also means coming to an understanding that awareness and holidays are just the beginning. What is required is an on-going dialogue and relationship with each other. I hope that you will join us in making this not only a better world for our children, but for ourselves – not by starting tomorrow, but by beginning that conversation today.
Participants will learn:
9 Healthy Ways to Communicate
101 Ways to Become Culturally Competent
21 Statements That Stop A Diversity Conversation
The Art of Listening & Responding Cross-Culturally
About Lee Mun Wah and StirFry Seminars & Consulting:
Since its founding in 1994, StirFry Seminars & Consulting has revolutionized the field of diversity through its internationally-acclaimed documentary films and seminars. Millions of viewers worldwide have seen the film “The Color of Fear,” as well as many of the other groundbreaking films produced and directed by Lee Mun Wah, StirFry’s founder, CEO and Master Trainer. In 1995, Oprah Winfrey produced a one-hour special on Lee Mun Wah’s life and the impact of “The Color of Fear.”
Thousands of participants from educational, governmental, corporate and social service agencies have taken StirFry’s trainings and seminars so that they could then begin facilitating discussion groups in their agencies, schools and communities and learn to engage in authentic and healthy multicultural dialogue. The company is recognized by many of the top 500 corporations as having one of the most outstanding cross-cultural and communications training programs for managers, supervisors, HR leaders and top administrative executives. Clients have relayed that their participation in our workshops has been life-changing, powerful and applicable to their personal and professional lives.
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