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In Anti-racism 101 participants explore and discuss how to grow a racial justice practice in their work and communities. Workshop participants are empowered to be aware of and respond to racism and proactively practice anti-racism in their day to day work and lives.
The workshop lays a foundational understanding of systemic racism, intersectionality and power and how having an anti-racist practice is key for creating safe and positive workplaces
Key topics:
Participants leave with a basic understanding of racial justice, power and intersectionality.
Participants are given the appropriate frameworks and language to support self-reflection on their anti-racist journeys.
Participants learn how to approach their work with a racial justice lens. They are encouraged to approach anti-racism work as an ongoing process, and invited to reflect on their own biases.
Your expert presenter: Bheki Mkwananzi, Democracy in Colour
Bheki brings over 15 years of experience in training, project delivery, and community power-building to his role as Training Lead. Based in Sydney, his career is defined by a commitment to grassroots empowerment and giving a voice to those often overlooked by mainstream Australia.
From his early days running music workshops for young migrants in Granville to facilitating international programs in Germany and Zimbabwe, Bheki has seen first-hand how education and shared skills can transform lives. He has a proven track record of designing and delivering high-impact workshops across Sydney, regional NSW, and beyond.
Bheki has been lucky enough to work and run training with organisations such as Environment Victoria, Sydney Alliance, Greens Victoria, Tipping Point, The Working Women’s Centre, Lock The Gate, Weave Youth and Community Services, The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Information and Cultural Exchange, Story Factory, Conservation Council of WA and the Environmental Defender’s Office.
Don’t miss out – register today!
Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)
VIC/NSW/TAS/QLD: 1pm-2pm
SA/NT: 12.30pm-1.30pm
WA: 11am-12pm
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In Anti-racism 101 participants explore and discuss how to grow a racial justice practice in their work and communities. Workshop participants are empowered to be aware of and respond to racism and proactively practice anti-racism in their day to day work and lives.

The workshop lays a foundational understanding of systemic racism, intersectionality and power and how having an anti-racist practice is key for creating safe and positive workplaces

Key topics:

  • Participants leave with a basic understanding of racial justice, power and intersectionality.
  • Participants are given the appropriate frameworks and language to support self-reflection on their anti-racist journeys.
  • Participants learn how to approach their work with a racial justice lens. They are encouraged to approach anti-racism work as an ongoing process, and invited to reflect on their own biases.

Your expert presenter: Bheki Mkwananzi, Democracy in Colour

Bheki brings over 15 years of experience in training, project delivery, and community power-building to his role as Training Lead. Based in Sydney, his career is defined by a commitment to grassroots empowerment and giving a voice to those often overlooked by mainstream Australia.

From his early days running music workshops for young migrants in Granville to facilitating international programs in Germany and Zimbabwe, Bheki has seen first-hand how education and shared skills can transform lives. He has a proven track record of designing and delivering high-impact workshops across Sydney, regional NSW, and beyond.

Bheki has been lucky enough to work and run training with organisations such as Environment Victoria, Sydney Alliance, Greens Victoria, Tipping Point, The Working Women’s Centre, Lock The Gate, Weave Youth and Community Services, The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Information and Cultural Exchange, Story Factory, Conservation Council of WA and the Environmental Defender’s Office.

Don’t miss out – register today!

Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)

  • VIC/NSW/TAS/QLD: 1pm-2pm
  • SA/NT: 12.30pm-1.30pm
  • WA: 11am-12pm

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  • Training Hours: 1.00
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