Racial Literacy

Issued by Northeastern University

Racial literacy refers to detecting, naming, opposing, and replacing racism and proximal oppressions. This pop-up addresses themes of history, policing, and community through public events and facilitated meetings that explore anti-racist affect, thoughts, behaviors, and actions.

Type Experience
Level Intermediate

Skills

Active Listening
Anti-Racist Practice
Cultural Sensitivity
Interpersonal Communication

Earning Criteria

Participated in thematic discussions dealing with race and racism
Identified instances of intersectionality of race with gender, sexuality, class, and status
Explored the role of culture, history, and policing in race and racism in the United States
Began reflection toward self-exploration and anti-racist affect, behaviors, and thoughts
Received and responded to facilitator feedback on reflections