Race Equity and Systems Thinking
August 5, 2009 Leave a commentCheck out this article by the Kirwan Institute at Ohio State University about applying systems thinking to race equity work. It is a great overview of how important it is to think about race, racism and undoing racism systematically. Otherewise, we run the risk of reinforcing the very thing we are trying to undo, or even making things worse!
Click here to read: Systems Thinking and Race
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Great article Cynthia! Thanks for posting!
Hope you are enjoying your sabbatical!