2 Upcoming Training Opportunities
- September 21 at 5 pm: LINK Webinar
- October 4-25: 3-Part Workshop Series sponsored by Christ Church United Church of Christ Annville
LINK Webinar will take place on September 21, 2020 at 5 pm
Many people in our community are learning about, reading about, and talking about racism. Many also wonder what they can do about it. This interactive dialogue hosted by the Lancaster-Lebanon LINK for Aging and Disabilities will feature panelists from the recent Taking Action for Anti-Racism workshop series, including Ali Perrotto, Amanda Davis-Buie, Renata Williams, and Zaida Del Toro. The presentation will focus on understanding the issues, identifying systemic racism and its impact in our own communities, exploring solutions, and finding concrete ways to take action. Presenters will share lessons learned on ways members of our community can translate good intentions around anti-racism to community-based action toward anti-racism.
The webinar will discuss current events related to George Floyd, Amy Cooper, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery and more, sharing strategies for communicating about difficult topics. Changing the harmful impacts of racism will require building a personal accountability and commitment to take action. This webinar, and the series that inspired it, strives to center the voices and experiences of People of Color, and promote accountability for white aspiring allies.
Taking Action for Anti-Racism: 3-Part Workshop Series
Sundays | 1 PM
October 4, 18, & 25, 2020
Virtual Zoom Action Planning & Education series that will provide an overview of racism, solutions, and assist in personal action planning.
Many people in our community are learning about, reading about, and talking about racism. Many also wonder what they can do about it. This interactive dialogue will focus on understanding the issues, identifying systemic racism and its impact in our own communities, exploring solutions, and finding concrete ways to take action. Presenters will share lessons learned on ways members of our community can translate good intentions around anti-racism to community-based action toward anti-racism.
The series will discuss current events related to George Floyd, Amy Cooper, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery and more, sharing strategies for communicating about difficult topics. Changing the harmful impacts of racism will require building a personal accountability and commitment to take action. This workshop series will strive to center the voices and experiences of People of Color, and promote accountability for white aspiring allies.
Registering for this event will include all three sessions of the series. The series will take place on three Sundays in October at 1 pm – October 4, October 18, and October 25. Participants will only need to register for the first session to be included in all three sessions. There is a recommended enrollment fee of $20 per participant to offset the cost of the training.
Questions? Contact Pastor Fields, phone number 717-867-1641 (office), or Ali Perrotto,
Phone Number 717-270-6972