This group is available to people who have completed Phase 1 and been invited to participate in Phase 2.
In Phase 2, we’re working on deeper social conditioning, the emotional parts that are more embodied and defended. In Phase 2, we ask:
When we become aware of how we've been conditioned to suppress and regulate levels of intensity in our bodies, we gain access to more choices of how to behave with each other. This awareness and sense of choice helps us to manifest what we care about in our lives and to work together more creatively and effectively across difference. In Phase 2 we introduce new tools and practices to engage with this deeper level of the training.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS SEP 15
Please contact us at info@untraining.org if you have any questions about this program!
What if the conditioning you've been carrying isn't who you are?
Join us for an intimate, hands-on workshop series designed specifically for white people committed to doing justice work from the inside out. Whether you're an activist, educator, therapist, artist, nonprofit worker, or simply someone who wants to show up with more presence in the world, this series offers practical tools for examining your conditioning as a white person in a supportive and caring space.
This is an in-person gathering for our San Francisco Bay Area community. You will receive details about location and what to bring by automatic email when you register. The series will be led by Mari Amend and Janet Carter.
Three Workshop Sessions (attend one, two, or all three):
- Session 1 Oct 19: Social Conditioning: Dismantling the “Mythical White Norm” (COMPLETED)
- Session 2 Nov 16: From Auto-pilot to Awareness--Tools for Tracking & Unlearning Racism (COMPLETED)
- Session 3 Dec 14: Cultivating Resilience for Justice Work
Cost is $100 per session. Scholarships are available.
Near Ashby BART in Berkeley (up a flight of stairs, no elevator)
Contact: info@untraining.org 510 235-3957
“Loving yourself is a political act. We are taught not to love ourselves and from that place we are easily manipulated… Love yourself so much that this love changes the world.” -Rita Shimmin, UNtraining co-founder
Building Our Resilience for Justice Work
How do we stay grounded and effective in our racial justice work during these intense times? How do we build authentic connections with other white people who are committed to confronting racism and white supremacy?
Join us for an intimate, online workshop series designed specifically for white people committed to doing justice work from the inside out. Whether you're an activist, educator, therapist, artist, nonprofit worker, or simply someone who wants to show up with more presence in the world, this series offers practical tools for examining your conditioning as a white person in a supportive and caring space.
APPLICATION DEADLINE DECEMBER 1
Join us if you’re ready to:
The UNtraining invites you to take part in a transformative experience, where awareness leads to action—and change begins with you.
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Attention White Parents, Partners, & Family Members of BIPOC Loved Ones!
Are you a white parent of children of color - or a white partner or family member of BIPOC loved ones? Are you seeking to deepen your awareness of how white conditioning shapes your relationships, your caregiving, and the ways you support the BIPOC people in your life?
Caring for BIPOC children and family members means developing the awareness and resilience to navigate a political landscape where BIPOC communities are increasingly targeted and marginalized. This is not abstract—it affects the daily experiences, opportunities, and emotional lives of the people we love. For white parents, partners, and family members, doing our internal work allows us to show up with greater presence, protection, and responsibility in our relationships and in our communities.
APPLICATION DEADLINE DECEMBER 14
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