How to Talk About Race (and Other Hard Things)
Presented on: Tuesday, May 23rd at 11:00 AM CDT
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Do you feel we live in a culture where disconnection and division rule? In this insightful webinar, renowned speaker, author, and equity consultant Dr. Nancy Dome is a breath of fresh air. With her unique blend of empathy, vulnerability, and unflinching honesty, she guides audiences beyond the thorniness of difficult topics to discover humanity at its center, revealing a place where connection can take root and thrive. Using the guidance from Dr. Dome's book, Let's Talk About Race (and Other Hard Things): A Framework for Having Conversations that Build Bridges, Strengthen Relationships, and Set Clear Boundaries. You will walk away with a new perspective, an appreciation for Compassionate DialogueⓇ, and a reason to believe that you can take actionable steps to achieve a culture of respect and belonging.
About the author: Renowned speaker, author, and equity consultant Dr. Nancy A. Dome co-founded Epoch Education in 2014 to provide leaders in education and business with accessible professional development in diversity, inclusion, belonging, and equity. As an educator for nearly three decades, Dr. Dome taught in the juvenile court and community schools, teaching our most vulnerable students, and has served as a Distinguished Teacher in Residence and faculty member. Her transformative approach helps school districts and educational agencies throughout the country navigate complex topics, build bridges, and work together for inclusive, impactful change.
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