The Racial Healing Handbook is a comprehensive workbook designed to help individuals of all racial backgrounds understand themselves as racial/cultural beings, challenge privilege, confront systemic racism, and engage in collective healing. It provides practical activities, exercises, and strategies for personal growth and transformation in the context of race and racism.
The target group of "The Racial Healing Handbook" includes both White people and people of color who wish to understand themselves as racial/cultural beings and engage in racial healing strategies alongside one another.
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Exploring racial identity fosters personal growth, self-awareness, and the cultivation of inclusive communities.
Challenging internalized racism requires self-reflection, education, and perspective-taking to foster personal growth and racial healing.
Relearning the history of racism unveils the roots of racial injustice and empowers us to dismantle systemic racism for a more equitable society.
Grieving racism through the five stages of grief fosters emotional resilience and contributes to a more just society.
Raising race-consciousness through education and diverse relationships fosters racial equity and dismantles systemic racism.
Fostering inclusive connections requires recognizing racism in relationships and promoting racial empathy through intentional conversations.
Embracing intersectionality fosters racial pride, self-acceptance, and empowerment, ultimately contributing to a more inclusive society.
Racial allyship fosters collective action towards equity, requiring ongoing awareness, humility, and practice to challenge oppression and promote social change.
Collective racial healing fosters harmony and social change through community collaboration and accountability.
The Racial Healing Handbook by Anneliese A. Singh is a comprehensive guide that provides practical activities and strategies for individuals to challenge privilege, confront systemic racism, and engage in collective healing. The book is designed for both white individuals and people of color who wish to understand themselves as racial/cultural beings and work towards a more racially just world.
Anneliese A. Singh is a renowned psychologist, educator, and social justice advocate. She is known for her work in promoting resilience and empowerment among LGBTQ+ individuals, as well as addressing racial and ethnic disparities in mental health care.
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