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Friday, January 16, 2015 from 2 - 5pm.
Dr. Shakti Butler will facilitate an interactive workshop on the system of racial inequity and guidance on developing ideas and strategies for change.
Participants will leave with a deeper understanding about the system of racial inequity that can be directly applied to analysis, healing and action. They will also learn the skill of strategic questioning - asking the questions that will make a difference in creating personal and social change in service to any issue. A powerful combination of film, dialogue and transformative learning will be used to create understanding, build community, and cultivate non-judgment, compassion, and deep listening.
Shakti Butler, PhD, filmmaker and Founder & President of World Trust, is a dynamic educator in the field of diversity and racial equity. Dr. Butler engages audiences with participatory keynotes and workshops, often using clips from her films. Known as a catalyst for change, she is hired by organizations seeking broader support for their diversity & inclusion goals.
Shakti Butler is a multiracial African-American woman (African, Arawak Indian, and Russian-Jewish) whose work as a creative and visionary bridge builder has challenged and inspired learning for over two decades. She is the producer and director of groundbreaking documentaries including The Way Home, Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible, and Light in the Shadows. Her latest film Cracking the Codes: The System of Racial Inequity uses story, theater and music to illuminate the larger frame of structural/systemic racial inequity.
http://world-trust.org/dr-shakti-butler/
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UbicaciónSeattle Public Library - Central Branch Washington Mutual Room, Level 4, Room 1
1000 Fourth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104
United States
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