Workshop Summary - Racial Equity Tools

systems thinking and RaceWorkshop Summary June, 2011 systems thinking And Race: Workshop SummaryJune 2011 Contributing authorsjohn a. powellConnie Cagampang HellerFayza BundalliAcknowledgementsThe authors would like to thank The California Endowment for providing funding for the series of workshops for which these Summary and Exercises were written. We would like to acknowledge the following people for sharing their materials and insights, and reviewing our materials: DeAngelo Bester of National People s Action, Shakti Butler of World Trust, Wyatt Close of SEIU, Kimberl Crenshaw of African American Policy Forum at UCLA, Richard Healey of Grassroots Policy Project, Terry Keleher of Applied Research Center, Alexis McGill Johnson of American Values Institute, Steven Menendian of the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity, Dianne Yamashiro Omi of The California Endowment, Jill Shenker of National Domestic Workers Alliance, Doran Schranz of ISAIAH, Linda Turet of the Center for Social Inclusion, Lori Villarosa of the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity and Maya Wiley of the Center for Social Inclusion.

SYSTEMS THINKING AND RACE OVERVIEW In this training, we will discuss Systems Thinking, Communication and Power. To understand Systems Thinking, we will focus on how issues and problems are interconnected and offer tools to help identify strategic points of intervention.

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