CCORR Gathering #2: White Privilege
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 2: White Privilege
When: April 9th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
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CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: The life and Times of Hannah Crafts
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Gathering #3: White Fragility/Implicit Bias
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 3: White Fragility/ Implicit Bias
When: June 11th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
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CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
CCORR Gathering #4:Microaggressions/Code-switching
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 4: Microaggressions/ Code-switching
When: July 9th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
Click here to register
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
CCORR Gathering #5: Urban Renewal
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 5: Urban Renewal
When: August 13th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
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CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
CCORR Gathering #6 Where do we go from here?
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 6: Where do we go from here?
When: September 10th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
Click here to register
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
CCORR Gathering #7: Time to take action
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 7: Time to take Action
When: October 8th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
Click here to register
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: White Too Long
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Gathering #1: Redlining
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 1: Redlining
When: April 9th 6pm • Free to attend and participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and assess their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
Click here to register
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: Let Us Descend
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
Social Justice Book Club: Dancing in the Darkness
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
Social Justice Book Club: Dream Town discussion with author
Social Justice Book Club: October's book is Dream Town, by Laura Meckler
Hear from award-winning Washington Post journalist Laura Meckler as she joins us LIVE via Zoom to join our monthly book discussion and share with us her book, Dream Town.
Can a group of well-intentioned people fulfill the promise of racial integration in America?
In this searing and intimate examination of the ideals and realities of racial integration, award-winning Washington Post journalist Laura Meckler tells the story of a decades-long pursuit in Shaker Heights, Ohio, and uncovers the roadblocks that have threatened progress time and again―in housing, in education, and in the promise of shared community.
In the late 1950s, Shaker Heights began groundbreaking work that would make it a national model for housing integration. And beginning in the seventies, it was known as a crown jewel in the national move to racially integrate schools. The school district built a reputation for academic excellence and diversity, serving as a model for how white and Black Americans can thrive together. Meckler―herself a product of Shaker Heights―takes a deeper look into the place that shaped her, investigating its complicated history and its ongoing challenges in order to untangle myth from truth. She confronts an enduring, and troubling, question―if Shaker Heights has worked so hard at racial equity, why does a racial academic achievement gap persist?
In telling the stories of the Shakerites who have built and lived in this community, Meckler asks: What will it take to fulfill the promise of racial integration in America? What compromises are people of all races willing to make? What does success look like, and has Shaker achieved it? The result is a complex and masterfully reported portrait of a place that, while never perfect, has achieved more than most and a road map for communities that seek to do the same.
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Social Justice Book Club: Poverty, by America
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Curriculum & Dinner Lesson 4: Redlining/ Urban Renewal
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 4: Redlining, Urban Reneal
When: May 16th, 6pm
No Cost to attend or participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and asses their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: The Souls of Black Folk
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Curriculum & Dinner Lesson 3: Microaggressions/ Code Switching
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 3: Microaggression/ Code Switching
When: April 18th, 6pm
No Cost to attend or participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and asses their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information-seeking opportunities
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: An American Marriage
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Curriculum & Dinner Lesson 2: White Fragility • White Privilege • Implicit Bias
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 2: White Fragility • White Privilege • Implicit Bias
When: March 21st, 6pm
No Cost to attend or participate
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and asses their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information seeking opportunities
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions
Social Justice Book Club: All the White Friends I Couldn't Keep
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations presents our Monthly Social Justice Book Club
In-person at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
7pm
Also online on Zoom
CCORR Curriculum & Dinner Lesson 1: introduction to redlining
Courageous Conversation on Race Relations Curriculum & Dinner
Lesson 1: Introduction to redlining
When: February 21st, 6pm
Where: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 425 Cleveland Ave SW, Canton, OH
This curriculum was adapted from our original Courageous Conversations held 2019-2020 among the three founding groups, StarkFresh, Mt. Olive Baptist Church and St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. It has been field-tested and is designed to take place in a social gathering where food is provided as a common currency to make people feel welcome. A warning of sorts, proper use of the curriculum will create situations of extreme emotion from participants as it creates a safe format for one to look inward and asses their own beliefs. This curriculum has been known to create strong, personal bonds with other participants and propel you on a journey of soul and information seeking opportunities
CCORR Mission: a diverse group of individuals creating a beloved community through courageous, open dialogue, confronting racism and the ways it causes division, by educating and empowering participants into anti-racist actions