Description: The current video introduces key terms and concepts focused on anti-Black racism through the introduction of critical frameworks for exploring power and wellness Training Objectives: Participants will be able to summarize the core concepts of anti-Black racism, white supremacy, racial trauma, anti-racism, wellness, and power.

Course Content: A historical perspective of anti-Black racism through recorded video, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus videos, and supplemental resources. Learning Objective: Develop historical context for anti-Black racism and white supremacy in the U.S., and deepen understanding of structural anti-Black racism and white supremacy in the U.S.

Contains a recorded video lesson, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus training videos, and supplemental resources. Goals: Introduce intersectionality/interlocking systems of oppression, deepen understanding of white-body privilege and anti-Black racism, and introduce equity and intersectionality as guiding frameworks for practicing anti-racism.

Contains a recorded video lesson, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus training videos, and supplemental resources. Goals: Develop an understanding of methods of social control that maintain white terrorism and Black resistance to that violence, and recognize personal relationship to white terror and anti-Black violence.

Contains a recorded video lesson, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus training videos, and supplemental resources. Goals: Enhance awareness of how whiteness operates in academia, and understand the experience of Black students and colleagues.

Contains a recorded video lesson, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus training videos, and supplemental resources. Goals: Introduce models of Black allyship and activism, identify skills and resources that facilitate continued growth as Black allies and Black racial justice activists, commit to developing action and accountability plans related to Black survival and wellness.

Contains a recorded video lesson, supplemental activities, reflection questions, bonus training videos, and supplemental resources. Goals: Orient participants to Black liberation, introduce key intersections of Black liberation, introduce ways to support Black liberation through teaching, research, and advocacy, and support our brave community of anti-racist scholars in imagining futures of Black liberation.