An Exclusive offer only for you...
from Dr. Erika Fitz!
Senior Mentor & Trainer at Racial Justice From the Heart
Digital course participants!
You are out there–engaging people but it can be hard…
Especially at high stress times like now.
Get Live Mentoring Now!
Why do we offer Group Mentoring?
We’ve taught thousands of people how to have difficult open-hearted conversations about racism.
We taught live and then to make it more accessible, we created a digital course so that you can do this on your own schedule.
However, many people have a hard time completing digital courses unless they have some regular LIVE contact.
It's Not Your Fault!
When you are applying our highly effective heart-centered program, you can get stuck or confused along the way.
People tend to put a course down and then not get back to it!
Don't Let That Happen to You!
We created LIVE group mentoring as a complement to help you stay on track and get the most out of your investment.
What has proven most effective is when students have a chance to practice the concepts in a group over time. Leaders, like you, experience the best results when they have a chance to practice in a community over several weeks.
Group Mentoring is Born...
Group Mentoring was born to give you a chance to assimilate your learning and practice under the live tutelage of a mentor who has experienced many of the same challenges you are having.
They felt loved and seen and took the compassionate energy out into the world.
For example, Polly came to us because her marriage was in trouble. She and her husband disagreed so much about racism that they felt distant, angry and upset with each other. After practicing with our group, Polly was able to recover the connection and stand her ground for justice.
It's Okay to Make Mistakes As You Learn!
Working with a partner and an experienced facilitator, we found that people did not stay stuck in shame and guilt.
If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night, regretting what you said or how you said it, Group Mentoring is for you. You get to bring the problem to the group, work out a new approach and then let go of the past. We help you to befriend yourself as you learn.
Mary felt so ashamed that she froze in the moment and said nothing at her community event in Maine. But with group mentoring she had a place to go and get support. Now she’s a recognized advocate.
Remember we are all human and learning. It’s okay to make mistakes as you learn!
Our Guiding Principle
When we let go of “convincing” others, transformation can occur. When we try to “overcome” their objections or fight their facts, people tend to get more rigid. In Group Mentoring you get to practice presence–being a space for transformation–without giving up the ground of justice!
What is Group Mentoring?
Meet live weekly with an experienced Racial Justice from the Heart Facilitator and Mentor who will help you to:
- Have a safe space to grow...
- Articulate your problems and get answers...
- Serve with confidence...
- Love yourself no matter what!
Tuesdays @ 12pm Eastern
(9am Pacific/10am Mountain/11am Central)
Jul 19 • Jul 26 • Aug 16 • Aug 23 • Aug 30
Via zoom
In each 90 minute session you get to ask questions, practice role plays, and practice holding space for transformation.
All sessions are recorded within 48 hours and can be referred to over and over again.
You also get a buddy, someone you can practice with in between sessions or after the group mentoring is over.
SIGN ME UP!
Pick the Mentoring Package that works for you!
When you invest in yourself, you are investing in your community and your values.
Bonus!
(Until midnight July 15)
A Critical Teaching by Racial Justice From the Heart
"Holding Someone to Account in a Public Setting"
This is FOR you if...
- You want to complete your Transform Your Conversations About Racism digital course
- You thrive when working with direct live guidance
- You have conversations about racism or other difficult issues that you must have soon
- You want to meet like-minded community leaders, non-profit team members, people of faith, educators and learn from them
- You are ready to befriend yourself and allow yourself to grow
This is NOT for you if...
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You do not like group learning
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You want to be shamed and blamed into doing the right thing
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You need a BIPOC-only affinity space