Institutional Racism: What does it look like?

Is it enough to not be racist? How can Ten Lanterns Transformative Theatre help organisations understand that it takes consciousness, energy and time to become anti-racist and that not being racist is just not good enough. Our anti-racist work asks people and institutions to participate in their own enlightenment and transformation.

Using dynamic action methods and Zoom technology, we at TLTT create a safe space for exploration, reflection and a call to action in highlighting institutional racism in and among the NGOCSW networks. What does it look like? What does it feel like? What movement does it have?

Our work is participant-led and interactive. We use action methods which include images, sculptures, role play, and breakout rooms as we learn and share around real or imagined scenarios that arise in groups. Anti-racist work often uncovers surprising truths and possibly some discomfort. Participants should come prepared to be challenged, and to work in an environment of compassion, loving-kindness and plenty of support. This workshop will involve diverse groups, including white people, Black people, and people of colour (BIPOC). BIPOC will be centered.

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Part of the NGO CSW66 Forum