Speaking About Race–In Non-Profits Today

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John Williams, of the Fellowship Center for Racial Reconciliation, will lead a conversation to dissect race in the nonprofit sector. Who makes the decisions in nonprofits? What decisions are made? Where does funding come from? Who gets funding? Much of the time, the answers to these questions are greatly influenced by race. This talk will look at how race negatively and positively impacts the nonprofit sector. The meeting will be 9 am – 10 am, but we will open the meeting at 8:45 and people can stay until 10:15 for more questions.

John has diligently worked toward racial reconciliation for almost 30 years. He is
passionate about training groups who seek to increase their awareness around biblical
multicultural and racial reconciliation and brings years of experience and expertise in facilitating
and training to this work.

John uses facilitating dialogue and interactive exercises as a core element in all of his
workshops. These workshops are designed to introduce participants to the deceptive and
destructive effects of racism, and present opportunities to
learn and experience the work of racial reconciliation.

John is a graduate of UC Berkeley and USC Law School. John has been practicing law for over 20
years, has mediated and facilitated sessions for individual and small groups in the area of
alternative dispute and conflict resolution, and is an adjunct professor at Azusa Pacific
University and Life Pacific College teaching on Race, Reconciliation and Ministry.

This meeting will be open to Exec Dir and CEOs, and anyone who is interested in increasing diversity, equity and inclusion in the nonprofit sector, which could include other staff, board members and volunteers.