This course discusses implicit and explicit bias. Participants learn to identify biases they hold. They also learn to reduce or eradicate those biases through evidence-based tools.

This course educates transracial adoptive parents and professionals about ways to engage children about the sometimes difficult topics of race and adoption. What are ways to speak with children at different stages of development? What are good things to say and which things should we avoid saying? These questions and more are answered.

This course helps medical providers to increase their capacity to serve people from marginalized groups. The course has a specific aim to educate providers in order to address the Black maternal/infant mortality rate. However, it also discusses classism, sexism, fatphobia, and homoantagonism, Participants will leave this training with strategies to develop a more sympathetic bedside manner.

This course is for mental health professionals and institutions/agencies who train/educate them. It is designed to give clinicians information about best practices for treating clients who are of a different ethnic background. How does race shape the therapeutic relationship? How should I handle if a client accuses me of being racist? How should I handle a client being bigoted towards me? What are the historical precedents set for race in counseling? Participants will receive these answers and more.

This course gives parents tool to manage the challenging behaviors of children who come from hard places. The course was developed for parents adopting children from the foster care system but it can be utilized by any parent or professional who works with children. If you are struggling with a child who is having a hard time listening, connecting, or responding to you, consider this training.

As a globe we are all experiencing hardship and strife. It can be easy to feel powerless. This course shows participants the power they have to motivate change in the world by the words they use and how they engage those around them. Why are pronouns so important? What do some of the new terms I am hearing mean? Should I challenge my loved ones on the hurtful things they say about people different than them? Does it matter? Participants will get answers to these questions and will leave the training with a better understanding of the strength they have to promote good in the world.