Hello, friends! We hope you had a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. Here’s a different perspective of this holiday by the late historian Howard Zinn and “10 Things to Remember About Memorial Day.” WE’RE CULTIVATING COMMUNITY THROUGH BOOK DISCUSSIONS Thank you to the 20 community members who joined us via Zoom on May 17! It wasContinue reading “EVENTS: Join us for WHITE FRAGILITY on June 7 and THERE THERE on July 26”
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Final Discussion of WHITE FRAGILITY on May 17
Join Us on May 17 to Discuss Chapters 9-12 of WHITE FRAGILITY! We will meet virtually via Zoom and break out into small groups to discuss Chapters 9-12. There are two ways to register: (1) If you attended one or both of our previous WHITE FRAGILITY discussions, we have your email address on file andContinue reading “Final Discussion of WHITE FRAGILITY on May 17”
Spring Snow Photos, Random Acts of Kindness in FoCo, and Local News
Only connect! That was the whole of her sermon. Only connect the prose and the passion, and both will be exalted, and human love will be seen at its height. Live in fragments no longer. – E.M. Forster April 18, 2020 Update – Diverse Fort Collins Hello, friends! How are you? We hope you andContinue reading “Spring Snow Photos, Random Acts of Kindness in FoCo, and Local News”
Diverse Fort Collins Update: Week of Jan. 14, 2020
We have three talented facilitators – Jamie, Jessica and Mia – who will guide small-group conversations during our Jan. 26 Diverse Fort Collins book discussion of Chapters 1-4 of White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo.
Some groups will be geared toward teenagers, LGBTQIA+, people of color, etc. if there’s interest among attendees.
Join us at the accessible first floor meeting space of Wolverine Farm Letterpress & Publick House.
Diverse Fort Collins Update: Week of Nov. 19, 2019
Join Diverse Fort Collins for book group discussions of White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard For White People To Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo in January, February and March.
Diverse Fort Collins Update: Week of Nov. 5, 2019
Community members of various backgrounds braved frigid temperatures to attend the Diverse Fort Collins Book Group on Oct. 27 at Wolverine Farm! We discussed our favorite characters from the novel The House of Broken Angels by Luis Alberto Urrea as well as themes of identity and family.
Our first gathering was a success!
Ten 10 community members attended our happy hour chat about Robin DiAngelo’s May 22 “Seeing The Racial Water” workshop at Naropa University in Boulder.
We learned about each other’s backgrounds and shared why we became interested in racial equity and anti-racist work.
Those who attended the workshop shared highlights and impressions, leading to thoughtful observations and questions.
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