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Equity In The Center® (EIC) works to shift mindsets, practices and systems in the social sector to center race equity and build a Race Equity Culture™.

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Building Race Equity in the Workplace

This publication is the culmination of Equity In The Center research, which illustrates in detail how organizations can move through the Race Equity Cycle® by activating specific organizational levers.

Awake to Woke to Work®: Building a Race Equity Culture™ provides insights, tactics, and practices social sector organizations can and have used to measurably shift organizational culture, operationalize equity, and move from a dominant organizational culture to a Race Equity Culture™.

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Open enrollment workshops for individuals and organizations on our Race Equity Cycle® framework and research

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Workshops and trainings with partners to center race equity and promote allyship and liberation

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Opportunities for teams to drive race equity within their organizations and across the sector, with guidance

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The truth is, many people doing racial equity work often lack the support they need from their organization, board, or colleagues. That’s why our cohorts offer more than just strategies to advance equity — as Ericka Hines, Managing Director at EIC, says, we’re also building a real community so you don’t feel alone. Together, we thrive!

#BEYONDDEI #Podcast #TeamCulture #RacialEquity #Leadership #DEI

The truth is, many people doing racial equity work often lack the support they need from their organization, board, or colleagues. That’s why our cohorts offer more than just strategies to advance equity — as Ericka Hines, Managing Director at EIC, says, we’re also building a real community so you don’t feel alone. Together, we thrive!

#BEYONDDEI #Podcast #TeamCulture #RacialEquity #Leadership #DEI
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Meet Dr. Raquel Gutierrez (she/her), Founder and CEO of Blue Agave Partners, and the Facilitator for our Practitioners Community of Practice! 🌿 

With over three decades of experience, Dr. Gutierrez works to advance equity by helping foundations and nonprofits align their actions for greater impact. Her core values of personal transformation, continual learning, and aligned contributions guide her work. She demonstrates a unique ability to create compassionate learning spaces and build relationships rooted in the essence of philanthropy—”love for humanity.” 

Say hi to Dr. Gutierrez and learn more about her on our Woke@Work Blog! Link in bio.
#Leadership #RacialEquity #MeetOurTeam #Philanthropy #Nonprofit

Meet Dr. Raquel Gutierrez (she/her), Founder and CEO of Blue Agave Partners, and the Facilitator for our Practitioners Community of Practice! 🌿

With over three decades of experience, Dr. Gutierrez works to advance equity by helping foundations and nonprofits align their actions for greater impact. Her core values of personal transformation, continual learning, and aligned contributions guide her work. She demonstrates a unique ability to create compassionate learning spaces and build relationships rooted in the essence of philanthropy—”love for humanity.”

Say hi to Dr. Gutierrez and learn more about her on our Woke@Work Blog! Link in bio.
#Leadership #RacialEquity #MeetOurTeam #Philanthropy #Nonprofit
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Sharing this beautiful illustration from @abonfire aka Alejandro Bonilla Jr., a Black and Afro-Latino artist from the Bronx, New York, in honor of #LatinxHeritageMonth 💫. Be sure to check out more of his work!

We also encourage you to follow @LatinxRacialEquityProject, who exist to center Latine Black & Indigenous values, knowledge, practices, and technology to end racism in Latin American and Spanish Speaking Caribbean communities. #RacialEquity

Sharing this beautiful illustration from @abonfire aka Alejandro Bonilla Jr., a Black and Afro-Latino artist from the Bronx, New York, in honor of #LatinxHeritageMonth 💫. Be sure to check out more of his work!

We also encourage you to follow @LatinxRacialEquityProject, who exist to center Latine Black & Indigenous values, knowledge, practices, and technology to end racism in Latin American and Spanish Speaking Caribbean communities. #RacialEquity
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Feeling stuck on your journey to advance #RacialEquity in your organization? You’re not alone—we’ve all been there.

But here’s the good news: Facilitator Nico Chin brings over a decade of experience turning race equity goals into real, lasting action.

Ready to take the next step? Apply for the Organizational Equity Cohort (OEC) with Nico by November 1, 2024!
#Nonprofit #Learning #TeamCulture #DEI

Feeling stuck on your journey to advance #RacialEquity in your organization? You’re not alone—we’ve all been there.

But here’s the good news: Facilitator Nico Chin brings over a decade of experience turning race equity goals into real, lasting action.

Ready to take the next step? Apply for the Organizational Equity Cohort (OEC) with Nico by November 1, 2024!
#Nonprofit #Learning #TeamCulture #DEI
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🖤 This Black August, as highlighted by our friends at Racial Equity Tools, we reflect on a decade since the tragic killing of Michael Brown by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, MO. First observed in 1979, Black August commemorates the murder of George Jackson, a Black Panther and advocate for prisoners’ rights.

At its heart, Black August is a movement for Black liberation—a time to honor those lost to systemic violence and to stand strong in the fight for justice.

We’re sharing this stunning illustration, “Dancing in the Moonlight” by @lorintheory, as a vision of what Black liberation can look like. 🌙✨

For resources on Black August, check out Racial Equity Tools’ latest newsletter (link in bio).

#BlackAugust #BlackLiberation #RacialEquity #Illustration #Resources #RacialJustice

🖤 This Black August, as highlighted by our friends at Racial Equity Tools, we reflect on a decade since the tragic killing of Michael Brown by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, MO. First observed in 1979, Black August commemorates the murder of George Jackson, a Black Panther and advocate for prisoners’ rights.

At its heart, Black August is a movement for Black liberation—a time to honor those lost to systemic violence and to stand strong in the fight for justice.

We’re sharing this stunning illustration, “Dancing in the Moonlight” by @lorintheory, as a vision of what Black liberation can look like. 🌙✨

For resources on Black August, check out Racial Equity Tools’ latest newsletter (link in bio).

#BlackAugust #BlackLiberation #RacialEquity #Illustration #Resources #RacialJustice
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We envision a future where nonprofit and philanthropic organizations are characterized by a Race Equity Culture™, meaning they implement and advance race equity internally while advocating for and centering it in work externally.

To achieve that future, we challenge colleagues to adopt specific tactics on the levels at which racism operates.