Terminology: The words we use, and how they reflect the values we uphold

Key concepts:

• Three forms of racism: Individual, institutional, and structural

• Racial equity: Understand the differences among equality, equity, and justice, and how
  to avoid the pitfalls of “colorblindness”

• Social construction of race: How racial categories were invented and wielded as a tool of oppression within the United States

• Anti-racism: Improve your practice of actively identifying and opposing racist policies,
  ideas, and actions

History: How racism has informed centuries of American law and policy. This training includes the option to focus on specific issues and institutions, such as housing, policing, education, and healthcare

Practice: Actions, tools, and strategies to minimize harm through repair and reduction, and to intentionally practice anti-racism

Resource guide: Additional information, recommendations, and concrete actions to continue your journey toward social justice