Building and Sustaining Anti-Racist Habits — A 3-Part Guided Audio Course

Anti-racism is a practice, and practices need structure.

This 3-part audio course is a step by step guide to integrating anti-racist practices into your daily routines. Based on a learning session created by Sharon Hurley Hall, author of the multi-awarded book, I'm Tired of Racism, Building and Sustaining Anti-Racist Habits shows how the powerful practice of habit stacking can be used to level up your anti-racism practice for intentional and sustainable personal growth.

The course is divided into three sections:

• Part 1 looks at what habit stacking is, and how you can start to daisy chain anti-racist habits onto your existing routines.
• Part 2 looks at spotting racism, real world intervention, and accountability
• Part 3 looks at shifting your spending and building your own personal habit stack for daily, weekly and monthly action. 

Pause anytime. Revisit for a reminder and recalibration.

Who this is for:

• Allies and Advocates: If you've read the books, and attended the workshops but you're still struggling to integrate anti-racism practice, and make it part of your life, this is for you. If you want a practical framework, rather than pie in the sky, this is for you. And if you are ready to show up consistently, this is for you. 
• Leaders, Equality professionals, and Educators: If you're looking for digestible, high impact educational resources to integrate into your L&D programmes, leadership training, or ERG sessions.

What you get:

• 3 10-minute audio files
• full transcripts because accessibility is the default
• a curated resource list to to keep learning after the course ends
• a fill-in-the-blanks Habit Stack template to design your own daily, weekly, and monthly practice

This course helps you move from well-meaning to action-oriented. Get your copy of Building and Sustaining Anti-Racist Habits  today and design a habit stack that aligns your daily life with your values. Let's make anti-racism an uninterrupted habit.

“Small actions repeated regularly can add up to lasting change.” — Sharon Hurley Hall