As a professional or advocate working in criminal justice, you have the capacity to confront and challenge the status quo of policies, practices, and other systemic factors that perpetuate anti-Black racism within the sector.
Daring to Do™ equips you with the tools to do exactly that. In this series, you will:
- Learn about the historical and contemporary manifestations of anti-Black racism in criminal justice;
- Discuss the ways in which multiple social systems and sectors are implicated in the issue;
- Discover how and why white supremacy will resist the disruption of anti-Black racism; and
- Access a framework for meaningful anti-racist action to protect and support the diverse people and communities you serve.
This three-module learning series presented by Kike Ojo-Thompson, is a must for any criminal justice professional or advocate who is truly committed to making the criminal justice sector just and equitable for all Canadians.
