Workshops
A page within Center for Transformative Justice
Workshop & Presentation Summaries
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Overview of CTJ
Learn more about what we do at the Center for Transformative Justice – from behind the scenes to highly visible. ~20-30 minutes
DEI 101
What is diversity, equity, and inclusion? How do they lead to a sense of belonging? Why is this important? We will explore these questions and more in this workshop-style presentation. ~50 minutes
The Basics of Bias
This interactive session invites participants to reflect on their biases shaped by socialization processes and societal influences. Facilitated by CTJ staff, this workshop offers a safe space for self-reflection and discussion on addressing biases. ~50 minutes or 90 minutes (more time allows for deeper discussion)
Identity and Intersectionality
Discover the intricacies of identity and intersectionality in this presentation. Delve into thought-provoking discussions as we explore the depths of self-reflection and consider the diverse perspectives that shape our world. ~50 minutes or 90 minutes (more time allows for deeper discussion)
First Amendment Rights
Discuss the key freedoms of our First Amendment, including free speech. In this presentation we pose the question: even if you can- should you? ~50 minutes
Equity in Healthcare
Beyond a basic discussion on equity, this presentation highlights some current realities of our healthcare system and encourages participants to dive deeper into the roots of some inequities that still exist. ~50 minutes or 90 minutes (more time allows for more interactivity)
Call In Conversations
Through scenarios, facilitators will explore how to call others “in” or “up” instead of out. This type of response invites a conversation and opportunity to learn when something has been said or done that is potentially harmful. ~50 minutes or 90 minutes (more time allows for more interactivity)
Warrior Lawyers Documentary with Facilitation
CTJ facilitators will screen the documentary for your participants and then lead them through a series of questions. The one-hour documentary tells the stories of American Indian judges and attorneys who share their understanding of systemic changes within the criminal justice system. The reflective questions focus on restoring justice and peacemaking. ~90-120 minutes
Creating a Classroom Where No Student Is Left Behind (geared toward those who will work with youth)
A CTJ Peer Diversity Specialist will present on a topic they have thoroughly researched. This presentation emphasizes the history of NCLB and encourages those who work with youth to consider how equitable their practices are. ~50 minutes
LGBTQIA+ History (geared toward those who will work with youth)
A CTJ Peer Diversity Specialist will present on a topic they have thoroughly researched. This presentation explains a brief history of the LGBTQIA+ community, specifically how youth have navigated the world of education. ~50 minutes