THE RACIAL JUSTICE COLLABORATIVE

Healing our racial divide since 2020.

We are a diverse, Black-led, multi-generational group that addresses contemporary and historical racial issues. Our mission is to facilitate understanding and reconciliation of conflicts arising from anti-Black and other racism.

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Welcome

A message from RJC’s founder Diane Wong

What We Do

  • Race Dialogue

    The RJC hosts and facilitates regular workshops and discussions that provide people the opportunity to discuss race and racial issues with a mixed race group. Racial justice starts with building resilience to be able to talk about race with different groups of people.

  • JEDI

    JEDI stands for Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. The RJC team is trained and ready to take your organization to the next level with our JEDI dialogue, recommendations and workshops.

  • Education

    All of our work has an education component to it. It is crucial to know the past in order to affect change in the present future. Almost all of our workshops feature educational and historical content about race. We also feature a ton of great educational video content on YouTube.

UPCOMING EVENT

UPCOMING EVENT

Saturday, June 15
1:00 PM EST

Online Event
By donation on Eventbrite

Celebrate Juneteenth with the Racial Justice Collaborative!

Join us as we explore the significance of Juneteenth, an integral part of American history, and its vibrant celebrations that resonate across communities worldwide. We will share personal experiences, explore the historical roots of Juneteenth and build community as we share how others celebrate Juneteenth here in the US and around the world.

  • "Speak up so you can be alive!"

    Workshop participant

  • "I use my privilege to hide, but I don't want to hide anymore."

    Workshop participant, white woman

  • "[The workshops] are difficult, but really healing and rewarding."

    Workshop participant

  • "You need to deal with your feelings first. Otherwise you'll be stagnant in where you want to go."

    Workshop participant