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• Microaggressions and Structural Barriers in Recruiting and Hiring Processes, a Beginning List • Multicultural Organizational Development (MCOD) Worksheets • Possible Types of Resistance from White Participants • Power Mapping: Strategizing Ways to Facilitate Change • Prompts for White Accountability Groups Based on the Intersecting Identities of Race and Sex • Rose Quote • White Supremacy Culture Characteristics Courses (Free/Open Access) Leading White Accountability Groups Navigating Difficult Situations in the Workplace Card Template White Supremacy Culture Card Template Important Links (on our website) https://drkathyobear.com/resources/ https://www.drkathyobear.com/events http://drkathyobear.com/knowledge-base-video-1/ Design & Facilitate Powerful Workshops on Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice