Applying Knowledge Through Case Studies: Responding to Anti-Black Racism: Practical Applications and Tools (Workshop 2)

Session Description

This is session 2 of a 2-part series for Black History Month 2026 – Confronting Anti-Black Racism in Higher Education: Foundations and Practice. These sessions are best experienced as a consecutive pair, however, can be taken separately.

Part 2 — Applying Knowledge Through Case Studies

This interactive session focuses on applying knowledge gained in workshop 1 to a wide array of scenarios. Through case studies, participants will analyze varied examples of anti-Black racial discrimination (ABR), apply relevant policies and complaint processes, and engage in role-playing exercises to practice responding effectively in the moment. The goal is to equip participants with practical tools and practice to address ABR proactively and constructively.