We design racial-equity learning experiences for organizations and families.
Talking about racism doesn’t have to be so difficult.
We design immersive learning experiences for organizations and families building comprehension on topics of racial-equity, inclusion, and social justice.
Racism exists all around us. Our comprehensive services are designed to support your learning and development at home and at work.
Whether you’re new on this journey, or looking to deepen your learning, we’re here to help you put the pieces together.
er·u·di·tion
/ˌer(y)o͝oˈdiSH(ə)n/ (noun)
The knowledge of an expert in a subject gained through reading and study;
Deep, extensive learning; scholarship.
ex. "He was known for his wit, erudition, and teaching skills."
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An equity erudite is one who takes serious responsibility for educating themselves on antiracism to become an active change-maker in building a fundamentally equitable society at home, school, work, within their community, and within themselves.
For Work.
Say goodbye to boring mandated professional development. The future of real-time employee training with personalized guidance starts here. Using effective adult-learning solutions, we provide equity-centered professional development training to help teams interrogate behaviors and mindsets that perpetuate inequality, racism, and anti-Blackness.
We specialize in educational workshops, meaning-making sessions, and strategic consulting. Let us guide your team on a path towards thoughtful and equitable leadership.
For Family.
Ending racism starts at home. We design transformational in-person and digital learning experiences for parents at the beginning of their anti-racism awareness journeys.
Whether you’re confused about where to start the learning process for yourself, or you’re interested in gaining a deeper understanding of a particular concept, our suite of online educational services meets parents where they are, regardless of age or background. Our courses are designed so that learning can happen at your own pace. Join our community of parents practicing anti-racism today.
“What’s the problem with being “not racist”? It is a claim that signifies neutrality: “I am not a racist, but neither am I aggressively against racism.” But there is no neutrality in the racism struggle. The opposite of ‘racist’ isn’t ‘not racist.’ It is ‘antiracist.’”
― Ibram X. Kendi, How to Be an Antiracist
What People Say About Our Work…
“My team gained a lot of knowledge and a perspective that they would have gone their entire lives not having without this training series. I am motivated to push myself and my peers/leaders to be truly anti-racist.”
— Royce Nitta, Strategic Initiatives Manager
“Delrisha delivers messages that leave her audience in a position of power. She knows her audience and has the ability to curate messages that not only engage but inspire one to be a better version of themselves. She tackles issues like race and justice in a thoughtful, candid, and honest way. I've had the pleasure of hearing her speak on numerous occasions and in every setting, her message resonates in the hearts and minds of the people, regardless of the audience. Her oratory abilities don't play it safe, they are brave, brilliant, and downright captivating.“
- Dominique Mackey, Digital Marketing Specialist
“Despite these being remote virtual sessions via Zoom, Delrisha really brought them to life and made me feel that she was right in the room with us! This talent was very helpful in opening people up further and driving even more stimulating & productive discussions. Well done!”
- Matanyah Seguev, Chief People Officer
“Using her unmatched facilitation skills, Delrisha develops C-Suite level executives as leaders and helps them approach their own biases in hopes of creating better a work culture. I consulted Delrisha on a project designing equitable suspension alternatives for students across the state in Arizona. The presentation was a hit! She offered a lot of value and offered ideas I would have never imagined considering.”
- Janae Peats, Project Manager and Inclusion Advocate
Register for an Upcoming Course
Anti-Racist Parenting Foundational Course
A course for non-Black parents who intend to rear race-conscious children who will learn skills to properly confront racism as their kids matriculate into adulthood. This course is designed for the parent who is learning to talk about racism and the implications it has on society.
Black Hair for
White Parents
This course is designed for parents struggling with understanding how to properly care for their Black child’s hair. Hair is a representation of a child’s identity. Understanding the hair care needs of Black children is an essential part of a child’s confidence and well-being. This course is a starting point for the novice in Black hair care.
