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How to Request a Training

  1. Complete our Training Request Form below with details about your organization and goals.

  2. Our team will follow up to confirm dates, customize the curriculum, and discuss participant preparation.

  3. Attend your training and start applying what you learn to create measurable change.

Our Training Offerings

Introduction to Anti-Racism

Duration: 2 hours ★ Format: Virtual

This session provides a foundational understanding of anti-racism, including key terms, concepts, and frameworks. Designed for individuals and organizations beginning their journey, it explores how racism operates at structural, institutional, and interpersonal levels—and what it means to move from intention to impact.

Full-Day Anti-Racism Training

Duration: 6-8 hours ★ Format: In-Person

This immersive, in-person training offers a deeper dive into anti-racism work, with a focus on power, accountability, and collective practice. Participants will engage in interactive exercises, storytelling, and small group discussions. Ideal for teams seeking to build shared language, strengthen relationships, and develop actionable strategies.

Specialized Anti-Racism Trainings

Duration: Varies ★ Format: Virtual or In-Person

We offer tailored anti-racism trainings for specific sectors, including nonprofit organizations, government agencies, philanthropic institutions, and youth-serving groups. These sessions are customized based on your needs and goals, and are led by facilitators with lived and professional experience in your sector.

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Who Should Attend

Our trainings are designed for:

  • Leaders and staff from nonprofit, philanthropy, and faith-based organizations (with more sectors to come).

  • Sector advisory council members.

  • Community members working toward equity in DC.

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