In the past few months, we have witnessed drastic attempts to roll back the last 60 years of civil rights and anti-racist gains. In the aftermath of the racial justice uprisings in 2020 sparked by the murder of George Floyd, colleges, universities, organizations, and businesses made a surge of commitments to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. This hard-won progress now faces escalating backlash. This e-course explores why movements for racial justice are under attack, the systemic barriers preventing progress, and strategies to counteract injustice in workplaces, schools, and communities. Through historical context, institutional analysis, and actionable tools, this course empowers individuals and institutions to stay committed to anti-racism work and drive meaningful change. Whether you're new to this work or seeking to strengthen your advocacy, this course provides a critical roadmap for sustained impact.

What You'll Gain

  • Empathy and Connection

    Understand the historical and systemic forces behind racial justice movements to foster deeper empathy and more meaningful connections in your community and workplace.

  • Critical Thinking and Strategic Action

    Develop the skills to critically analyze the backlash against anti-racism efforts and implement effective strategies to sustain progress.

  • Confidence and Skills for Difficult Conversations

    Gain the tools to navigate and confidently discuss race, equity, and justice in professional and personal settings.

  • Insight and Awareness for Impact

    Learn how to bridge historical awareness with present-day action, ensuring a thoughtful and informed approach to advocacy.

  • Sustained Commitment to Anti-Racism

    Equip yourself and your organization with long-term strategies to counteract systemic barriers and drive lasting change.

For Group Enrollment & Rates

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Instructor(s)

Speaker Tim Wise

Tim Wise is among the most prominent anti-racist writers and educators in the United States, with 25 years of experience speaking in all 50 states and over 1,500 college and high school campuses. He has trained professionals across corporate, government, media, law enforcement, and medical sectors on methods for dismantling racial inequity. The author of nine books and contributor to over 25 others, his work is widely taught in universities across the nation. Wise has been featured in several documentaries, appears regularly on CNN and MSNBC to discuss race issues, and was featured in a 2007 segment on 20/20. A Tulane University graduate, Wise trained with the People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond. He currently hosts the Speak Out with Tim Wise podcast and serves as the Senior Fellow at the African American Policy Forum.

Course curriculum

    1. Getting Started

    2. SpeakOut's Land, Life, & Labor Acknowledgement

    3. Activity - What Indigenous land are you on?

    1. Meet Your Instructor: Tim Wise

    2. Welcome from Tim Wise

    3. Self-Assessment Activity

    1. Understanding The Current Backlash Against Racial Equity

    1. Inertia

    2. Reflection on Inertia

    3. Ideology

    4. Reflection on Ideology

    5. Isolation

    6. Reflection on Isolation

    7. Overview of Barriers to Racial Equity

    1. Strategies for Advancing Racial Equity

    2. Personal Connections, Growth, and Courage: Reflecting on the Fight for Justice

    3. Overview of Strategies for Advancing Racial Equity

    1. Finding Hope and Moving Forward

About this course

  • $39.99
  • 22 lessons
  • Earn a Certificate of Completion
  • For Self-Paced or Group Learning

  • Receive a Certificate of Completion

  • Takes approx. 2-3 hours to complete

  • Access the E-Course for 3 Months!

  • Closed Captioned (English)

Testimonials

LaVada T.

"Tim‘s presentations were absolutely amazing. People from our campus community and the community at large are still talking about it. Like the after effects of an earthquake, his presence and words were so powerful that we are still experiencing tremors."

Beth K.

"Tim joined our faculty virtually and did an outstanding job outlining that we are in the middle of the largest racial justice uprising in history. He offered context and clarity on the importance of the moment that was accessible to the entire faculty. He gave us tangible take aways for us to implement with our students. He spoke brilliantly for over an hour, with great enthusiasm and grace because he included and invited everyone to engage with the material in a safe way. The faculty felt empowered and energized to take his messages back to our students. He was simply amazing!"

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