ANTI-RACISM
Understanding the multiple ways in which racism and white supremacy affects the lives and experiences of racialized peoples is crucial to the efficacy of an anti-oppressive approach. People of colour, particularly Black and Indigenous peoples, experience marginalization at every level of our local and global systems. UNLRN PRJCT explicitly prioritizes the voices of BIPOC.
Race is often the least comfortable thing to speak about, particularly in professional contexts--this is exactly why we must talk about it, especially in discussions facilitated by those equipped with the needed historical and sociocultural contextual information.
Anti-racism is a necessary and vital methodology to incorporate into the making of inclusive spaces, as racism (and attendant white supremacy) comprises the roots of many systemic inequities.
UNLRN PRJCT takes into account the globalized prevalence of Anti-Blackness across cultures and communities, and incorporates an understanding of its particularities throughout its educational and consulting offerings.
UNLRN PRJCT understands decolonial approaches to anti-racism to be in best service of racialized peoples. Settler colonialism is a key aspect of white supremacy and the construction of harmful hierarchies that oppress.