Inspiring community activism through conversations on race and racism

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Conversations on Race (ConR) holds community conversations on race and racism. Through education, skill building, and sharing of personal experiences, our conversations are meant to inform and inspire antiracist activism. For more information, complete the form below:

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Learn

Michigan Freedom Trail: An Interactive Map to Follow the Underground Railroad through Michigan  | Michigan History Center

A New Expansion of The 1619 Project | The New York Times

The 1619 Project on Hulu

Women's History Month: What to Watch | PBS

Take Action

Sign the Petition: No More Cops in MI Schools from 482Forward and Detroit Area Youth Uniting Michigan (DAYUM)

Detroit People's Food Co-op | Donate or become a member

Inspire

We Insist: A Century Of Black Music Against State Violence | NPR Music

Poetry Reading with Dr. Melba Joyce Boyd, the 2023 Kresge Eminent Artist | Ferndale Public Library

Support

8 Must Try Phenomenally Black Woman Owned Restaurants | Visit Detroit

Advocacy | Mothering Justice

Resources

Alternatives to Calling the Police | Accountability for Dearborn

Michigan Department of Civil Rights Racial Equity Tool Kit

Michigan Voter Information Center

Racial Equity Tools Glossary

Conversations on Race

Conversations on Race | Facebook | Linktree