Conversations on Race and Belonging

For the past seven years, NSEA has been developing its race and social justice professional development program, Conversations on Race and Belonging (CORB). This February, we’re launching a new 5-week virtual course designed to inspire deep reflection, connection, and learning during the winter months.

This intensive program includes five 90-minute facilitated Conversations held virtually on weekday or weekend evenings, every other week. Each session builds on the themes of the acclaimed podcast series Seeing White, offering tools and discussions around:

Understanding the deeper context behind the podcast stories.
Building empathy by exploring emotions and connections.
Fostering belonging through shared personal stories and perspectives.

With space for 25 participants, this program is designed for those ready to commit to all five sessions and the accompanying assignments. It’s a unique chance to engage with fellow educators across Nebraska in powerful conversations about race, identity, and belonging.

If you’re interested, please register by January 17, 2025.

Times noted are Central Time:

Sat. Feb 1, 9 - 10:30 AM
Sat. Feb 15, 9 - 10:30 AM
Sat. March 1, 9 - 10:30 AM
Sunday March 16 (3-4:30 PM)
Sat. March 29, 9 - 10:30 AM

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First Name: *

Last Name: *

Personal email address: *

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Phone: *

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Home US Mailing Address *

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Name of School District/College/ESU *

What is your role? *

Teacher

Administrator

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What grade level do you teach (if Elementary) or subject (if Secondary/Higher Ed)? *

What is your race and/or ethnicity? *

Are you an NSEA member? *

Yes

Why do you want to participate in the NSEA Conversations on Race and Belonging sessions? *

I understand this is a six-week course, and I commit to participating in all sessions. *

Yes

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