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In partnership with Davidson College's Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) and the Community Engaged Faculty Fellows program
Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry, Instructor
2 Mondays, March 16 & 23
6:30 PM–8:00 PM ET
Davidson Town Hall, 251 South St, Davidson, 28036
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Enrollment includes 'How to Foster Racial Healing Without Causing Harm: A Better Way to Teach & Learn' by Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry, a one-year membership to the online LEARN community, providing access to exclusive resources, continued education, and live support.
“Although I had taken the What Lies Between Us course several times, the Certified Instructor Training helped me to understand the intentionality of the curriculum, and the heart of what the journal is intended to accomplish in the learning process. It also helped me understand that Dr. Berry didn't just write a study guide but truly understands the adult learner and has a passion for anti racism work.”
Carole Harding
“What I loved most about WLBU CI training was the community of facilitators coming together to honestly share in the joys and struggles of leading in this work. This CI community is a safe place which builds perseverance and life long learning is always encouraged. This ongoing training continues to challenge my thought process, reveals my own biases, and places me in a creative curriculum which challenges me to grow personally.”
Fia Cronin
“The CI training increased my understanding of the effects of racial trauma on its victims. I feel an even greater sense of compassion. The course gave me an equally important awareness of the common blindness of the aggressor, and instilled in me a commitment to confront it with truth, patience and love. ”
Cathy Youngblood
How to Foster Racial Healing Without Causing Harm
A Better Way to Teach & Learn
In a time when urgency often outpaces understanding, many racial-healing efforts overwhelm instead of transform—wounding rather than restoring.
How to Foster Racial Healing Without Causing Harm offers a different path. Grounded in the science of deep learning and years of practice through What LIES Between Us, this guide equips facilitators to create spaces where growth is paced, psychological safety is honored, and lasting transformation can take root.
Inside, you’ll find clear principles, facilitation practices, and reflective tools that help you lead with courage and care—so learning becomes liberating and healing becomes possible for everyone in the room.
