Grounded in Lineage. Rooted in Dialogue.
Ready for What's Coming.

Building the emotional, relational, and racial capacity communities need for a world in transition.

Something has shifted. The shared language for navigating race and difference is being contested. The institutional frameworks many relied on are being dismantled. And the harm has not stopped.

What communities need now cannot be legislated. It must be built from the inside out — through emotional steadiness, lineage awareness, and the capacity to stay in relationship across difference.

This is the work the RJC has always done. It is the work the moment most urgently requires.

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Support the Racial Justice Collaborative as we continue to combat racism with open multi-racial conversations. We create a safe, compassionate space for multi-racial, multi-cultural dialogue on difficult, often taboo, topics like race and white supremacy. Make an impact on racial justice by donating to the Racial Justice Collaborative. Donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.

Welcome

A word from our founder Diane Wong

In this video, Diane Wong — founder of the Racial Justice Collaborative — introduces sovereignty: the internal strength to stay present, grounded, and self-governed even in difficult conversations across race, culture, and difference. It's the ability to think clearly and choose your response instead of reacting from fear or habit.

Three Pathways. One Purpose.

  • Emotional & Leadership Capacity

    The internal steadiness required to lead through conflict, uncertainty, and change. We build the sovereign foundation that makes everything else possible — grounding, lineage awareness, and the capacity to stay present under pressure.

  • Conflict & Racial Dialogue Facilitation

    Skilled, sovereignty-based facilitation for high-heat conversations and racial tension. We create the conditions where difficult things can actually be said — and heard.

  • Community Resilience & Preparedness

    Strengthening civic stability, cross-racial solidarity, and adaptive capacity. We prepare communities for a world in transition — not by managing crisis, but by building the relational infrastructure that holds when things get hard.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

The Myth of Race: A Juneteenth Reflection on Power, History, and Difference

This special Juneteenth presentation from the Racial Justice Collaborative explores the historical invention of race and asks a deeper question: What are people actually referring to when they invoke race today? Whether you are deeply engaged in conversations about race or newly exploring these questions, this presentation offers a framework for thinking more clearly about one of the most powerful social inventions in modern history. This is a donation-based event.

Saturday, June 20, 2026
1:00 - 2:30 PM ET

Online event
Tickets are by donation on Eventbrite

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  • "Speak up so you can be alive!"

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

    Workshop participant

  • "[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."

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