29 June 2022
Framing Brave Conversations about Race and Ethnicity
In conversations about race and ethnicity, the most vital principle to acknowledge is that the ultimate authority on a person’s identity and experiences belongs to that individual.
Issues of race, culture, and identity are deeply personal and oftentimes emotional. As we engage with students, families, and other stakeholders around the concepts of race and ethnicity, it is important to frame conversations in a way that creates a safe, affirming space for all. Use this list of tips as a guide for engaging in brave discussions about race and ethnicity as an educator.
Related Tools
Process Observation Worksheet
Chicago Public Schools
Social Identity Wheel
University of Michigan
