Desiree Adaway & Jessica Fish lead this 60-min webinar, Whiteness at Work. They share definitions, offer tips and highlight oppressive tendencies to notice and overcome in the workplace. This is a great starting point for those looking to address systemic racism at work.

Dr. Ibram Kendi, best-selling author of "How To Be An Anti-Racist", discusses his decision to open the new Center for Antiracist Research in Boston, a city with a reputation for being unwelcoming to Black residents. He discusses the power of knowing history, that the label of “racist” is a sticker rather than a tattoo, and the importance of leading with love.

Historian Caitlin Rosenthal’s book "Accounting for Slavery" looks at the business side of slavery once it was well-established on plantations. In the book, she lays out the case that slaveholding “planters” employed accounting and management techniques that are still in use by businesses today.

So often stories, especially in history and in the media, are told about but not by Black men. On June 20, some of Boston’s most dynamic Black men, from business leaders to the wrongly incarcerated, from religious figures to law enforcement officials, came together to share their stories & vision for the future, all while calling for change and for each of us to do our part.