“Not racist” is not enough. We have to actively create antiracist spaces for a more equitable world.
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This workshop will take participants through a process of exploring the question: What is antiracist teaching? We will use mindfulness exercises, video, discussion, and self-reflection to examine examples of racist mistakes teachers have made and explore tools for what antiracist teaching looks like and sounds like. Participants will leave with a developed understanding of what antiracist teaching is and how it can transform their teaching practice.
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Join us for an engaging, interactive workshop designed to challenge traditional teaching practices and learn how to harness the power of antiracism.
Our mission is to dismantle racism and promote social justice through educational videos, trainings and workshops for aspiring antiracist parents, teachers, kids and organizations.
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Our vision is to raise the next generation of antiracist leaders and dismantle racism, one lesson at a time. We provide support to educators, organizations and families with services inclusive of: 1:1 family coaching, on demand and live virtual courses, Teacher and Administrator Coaching, Professional Development Workshops, Live & Asynchronous Trainings, Equity Audits, Speaking Engagements, 1:1 Executive DEI Coaching, Marketing & Communications Support and DEI Assessments & Data Analysis.
Tanishia is a passionate Spiritual Life Coach, experienced counselor, motivational speaker and facilitator. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s of education in counseling from The College at Brockport. She recently completed an accredited two-year spiritual life coaching certification program at Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual Development, Inner Visions World Wide founded by Iyanla Vanzant.
In addition to her work with The Antiracism Academy, Tanishia works as an advocate,
social justice ambassador, Adjunct Associate Professor at Monroe Community College,
and Consultant for ROC the Future. Tanishia also served as School Counselor in the
Rochester City School District for 13 years.
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Tanishia is also the Founder and Owner of Beyond This Moment Life Coaching and Business Consulting LLC. Beyond This Moment focuses on assisting individuals working on life goals while looking beyond their present circumstances to reach their goals and focus on living their purpose-driven lives. Her greatest pride and joy are her 20-year marriage to her beloved husband Cory and their five children: Rafael, Kyle, Jordyn, K’mari, and Khairi.
Kilolo Moyo-White is a parent-educator activist and Family and Community
Engagement Specialist.
Kilolo is a graduate of Lincoln University and Temple University, with a
master’s degree in African American Studies. Her passion for community
building runs deep. In 2009, she was a lead organizer in co-founding Sankofa
Freedom Academy Charter School. As an academic advisor, program
coordinator, and curriculum writer for Philadelphia Freedom Schools, Kilolo
designed and led social justice workshops to empower teen voice and
leadership.
Additionally, Kilolo has led education workshops through Teach For America’s
African American Corps, EdXEd NYC, and Educon. Since moving to Rochester,
Kilolo has become a parent leader with ROC the Future’s Parent Engagement
Collaborative Action Network (PECAN), School #23’s Parent Teacher
Association and a member of the 19th Ward Community Association.
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In addition to her work with The Antiracism Academy, she leads Rochester
families and communities in improving outcomes for children through Rock the
Future. Prior to moving to Rochester, Kilolo spent the past 15 years building
relationships as a community and youth support advocate through her role as a
community educator in the public school system of Philadelphia, PA.
Mary Beth is an educator, equity advocate, parent leader, and professional
development designer and facilitator.
She earned her master’s in teaching and her Certificate of Advanced Study in
Educational Leadership from Syracuse University. Mary Beth is certified as a district
level leader. She is also a 200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher, including restorative
yoga certification.
Prior to pursuing her administrative degree, Mary Beth worked with middle school
scholars in the Syracuse City School District for 20 years, where she designed and
facilitated integrated, project-based learning expeditions.
Currently, she designs and facilitates professional learning experiences with educators
in the greater Rochester, NY region. Most of her coaching and workshops focus on
antiracist teaching, culturally relevant practices, and historically responsive literacy.
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