A 2-part workshop where we can start building a culture of equity and inclusion in nonprofits through reimagining "human resources".

For far too long, human resources (HR) has been there to protect organizations. HR in and of itself is rooted in the enslavement of Black/African Americans, and then the continued oppression of historically excluded groups over the past century. Policies and practices that were adopted by HR (i.e. the 40-hour work week, annual performance evaluations, supervisors/managers, etc.) primarily serve to uphold White cultural norms and the continued systemic oppression of people with marginalized identities.

There's a reason why non-profit leadership is still over 90% White. There's a reason why we continue to use the same practices year after year to hire people but then ask ourselves why we're still not diversified. To practice equity and inclusion within nonprofit human resources means accepting that it's going to take culture change.

Bring your organization's employee handbook, job descriptions, and recruitment process and join us for this 2-part workshop to start decolonizing HR in our organizations.

This is a 2-part workshop that meets:

• Wednesday, March 2nd (10:00AM - 1:00PM PT/1:00PM - 4:00PM ET)

• Wednesday, March 9th (10:00AM - 1:00PM PT/1:00PM - 4:00PM ET)

*Unfortunately, we do not offer certificates or CEUs for this webinar.

**Healing Equity United is a Black and Asian women owned collaborative that works with nonprofit organizations towards creating and sustaining cultures of diversity, equity, inclusion, and healing.

Registration: $250 - $500/sliding scale