FREE Online Masterclass:
Afraid to Say the Wrong Thing?
...5 Steps to Transform your Conversations about Racism
FREE Online Masterclass for people who want to have a strong voice for racial justice AND take care of themselves!
What You will Learn:
- 5 Simple Steps to an Effective Conversation about Racism
- How to Overcome Fear
- How to Take Care of Yourself
- How to Have a Voice
- How to Be an Ally
Are You Afraid to Say the Wrong Thing?
This Class Is for You if :
You are ready to have a voice about racism
You are a person of color who's exhausted by educating others about racism
You want to learn more without imposing on others
Who is Dr. Amanda Kemp?
Racial Justice & Mindfulness Mentor, Author and Facilitator
Dr. Amanda Kemp is a racial justice and mindfulness mentor. A proud African American, Dr. Kemp grew up in foster care in the South Bronx, NY and always dreamed of following in Dr. Martin Luther King’s footsteps. Since her first anti-apartheid march in 1983 she has actively stood for racial justice and authentic community.
Drawing from her lived experience in an interracial marriage, her study of race at Stanford and Northwestern Universities,as well as over a decade of teaching at the college level, Dr. Kemp created Racial Justice from the H.E.A.R.T. This system builds skill and capacity of compassionate change makers in schools and faith communities.
A Master teacher and performing artist, Dr. Kemp has helped over 25,000 people have open-hearted conversations, consciously use their power and practice compassion to cultivate racial justice and authentic community.
She has worked with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Honorable Maxine Waters, Niyonu Spann, and the movement for a free South Africa.
Dr. Kemp has shared the stage and/or created with Danny Glover, August Wilson, Sonia Sanchez, Toni Morrison, George Wolfe, and Amiri Baraka. She has been featured on PBS, WITF, WGAL, LCTV.
She is a frequent speaker and performer at schools and colleges such as Stanford, Berkeley, NYU, Swarthmore, Haverford, Franklin & Marshall and many others.
She has addressed regional, national and international gatherings of people of faith in the Quaker, Unitarian-Universalist, and African Methodist Episcopal traditions.
Her TedX Talk: How to Lean in to Difficult Conversations about Race has been used by conflict and resolution, sociology, and psychology classes at both the high school and college levels.