90 | Ways to Do the Work: Setting Up

Published: Aug. 12, 2020, 4 a.m.

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More time passes from the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others and the uprisings that sparked an increased awareness and openness to talk about racism, systemic oppression and social justice. \\u201cDoing the work\\u201d of learning these systems and contributing to change is lifelong. This series talks about ways you create a helpful framework to continue your learning and taking action. This is the first of five episodes in this series.\\xa0

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Important Note: This series is not a substitute for any informal or formal social justice education. See the Mentioned in the Show section to see the people I\\u2019ve worked with and learned most of my social justice knowledge from.

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Small Steps in the Show:\\xa0

  • Define your values and your whys
  • Define a starting point to focus on, check back in with yourself to see if you feel like you can handle more or different information
  • Check in with how you learn best
  • Pick a time of day/day or days of the week you want to set aside for this work
  • Decide how you\\u2019re going to spend your time each day/week
  • Find community to do this work with\\xa0
  • Recording what you\\u2019re doing each day/week
  • Extend yourself kindness and compassion as you do this

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Mentioned in the Show:

Small Steps #32 with Dr. Tee Williams

Small Steps #33 \\u201cDoing the Work\\u201d Part 2

Values exercise

Dr. Tee Williams

Self-Paced Foundations for Social Justice Course

Andrea Ranae

Michelle Cassandra Johnson

Skill in Action

Chrissy King

Small Steps #18 with Chrissy King

Susanna Barkataki

Honor Don\\u2019t Appropriate Yoga Series

Susanna\\u2019s upcoming book



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Edited by Eilise Bonebright

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