DOI
https://doi.org/10.21974/6t15-da57
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Publisher
Richmond Racial Equity Essays
Publication Date
2021
Description
To counteract the educational harms caused by racism and poverty, transformative cultural experiences designed to increase social emotional competence and eliminate racist policies are required. One such experience is Massive Resilience, a framework and set of practices the author developed to build resilience for challenging systemic racism based on the universal values of Ubuntu, Sawubona, and Sankofa; centered on the principles of interconnectedness, inter-relatedness, and inter-resilience, which collectively promote compassion, courage, and creativity.
Keywords
Richmond, racial equity, race, Massive Resilience
Disciplines
Education | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Urban Studies and Planning
Resource Type
Text
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application/pdf
Date Created
September 2021
Date of Submission
11-22-2021
Language
English
Rights
© The Author(s)
Comments
This is essay number 18 from the book Richmond Racial Equity Essays, edited by Ebony Walden and Meghan Z. Gough. It appears on pages 88-91 of the book in the section "Creating Community, Healing and Justice."