Want to jumpstart or advance your antiracist research?
Drawing on our team’s strong record of federally funded antiracist research and scholarship, we have developed science-driven learning opportunities for researchers at all career stages!
Our Primary Services
- Full and Half-Day Workshops- ideal for researchers, students, policymakers and organizations seeking to enhance their understanding of antiracist research methods.
- Free Monthly Office Hours- ideal for individuals wanting to enhance their understanding of antiracist research methods in a collaborative community of like-minded people.
- Strengthen your antiracist research skillset regardless of current knowledge level (newcomers are especially welcome!),
- Share ideas and insights in a like minded space with a community of antiracist researchers,
- Hear about the latest ideas, methodologies, and resources in the field of antiracist research,
- Receive peer support when facing research-related challenges,
- Network with other antiracist researchers,
- And identify a path forward for advancing your antiracist research program!
Details: Office Hours are held on first Tuesdays (September-April) from 5pm-6pm EST via Zoom.
Price: Free
Registration: Registration is required. Click here to register.
Launching Your Antiracist Research Program Workshop:
Launching Your Antiracist Research Program: Engage in this highly interactive workshop to learn foundations of antiracist research and launch or advance your antiracist research program. This intensive workshop is designed to help you quickly develop the core knowledge and skills necessary to conduct successful antiracist research.
Details: Workshops are offered virtually via Zoom or in person with at least two facilitators. Workshops are a full day (7 hours including breaks).
Objectives: At the end of this workshop,
participants will be able to:
- Define racism, antiracism, and antiracist research,
- Distinguish between CBPR, critical race theory, and antiracist research,
- Describe an antiracist research framework that can be used to conceptualize and implement antiracist research,
- Discuss common challenges to engaging in antiracist research,
- Identify best practices for engaging in antiracist research,
- Conceptualize a research question, study design, and dissemination plan using an antiracist research framework,
- Recognize and intervene in systems and structures to promote antiracist research,
- Locate, network, and collaborate with like-minded researchers,
- Leave with a plan for engaging in antiracist research,
- Launch or advance their antiracist research agenda!
- A digital workbook that includes workshop activities, notes pages, and references
- A digital toolkit that includes a glossary, detailed and comprehensive bibliography, and additional resources
- May include pre-workshop recommended readings
- Certificate of completion
Workshops
Price and Registration: Schedule a workshop with us. Workshops can be customized to meet your group’s goals. Please contact us to discuss your workshop needs.
June 13, 2023 workshop. Registration is closed.
Read anonymous feedback from our previous webinar participants!
“I thought this entire presentation was excellent and really helpful. It inspired my own lab to pay more attention to how we can design our next study with an anti-racist framework. I especially appreciated the anti-racist research recommendations.”
“This presentation was amazing and validating, I loved the information shared and it was very relevant and helpful. I look forward to hearing more about anti-racist work and reading the manuscript once it's released!”
“I really enjoyed the topic and only wished we had more time! It was a lot of information at once, I feel like I am still processing it. I would love to invite the speaker panel to present this topic at our department research forum!”
“The quality of the training was excellent. The presenters were knowledgeable, managed audience interaction, and presented the information in an accessible manner.”
When surveyed at the end of our antiracist research webinar,
- 100% of participants strongly agreed or agreed that antiracist research is relevant to their work responsibilities.
- 99.5% of participants strongly agreed or agreed that they learned what facilitators told them they would learn.
- 94.6% of participants strongly agreed or agreed that they would use what they learned.
We are so glad you’d like to learn more about antiracism and antiracist research. By reaching out, you have already taken an important step towards enhancing your antiracist research program. Please know that we are here to support you as you continue to learn and build a research program that pursues a just and equitable future for all. We appreciate you!
Our Core Team of Facilitators
Trenette Clark Goings, PhD
Founder, LIFE, LLC
Sandra Spears Reeves and John B. Turner Distinguished Professor
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
www.trenetteclarkgoings.com
Faye Z. Belgrave, PhD
Associate Dean for Equity & Community Partnership
Virginia Commonwealth University
www.fayezbelgrave.com
Caroline Evans, PhD
Lead Evaluator
INSPIRED Lab at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Maghboobah Mosavel, PhD
Associate Vice President of Community Partnerships
Virginia Commonwealth University
www.legacyinstituteforexcellence.com
@drtrenette