Let's Talk About Race: Navigating Race in the Workplace [Recording & Resource Guide]

In part 2 of our “Let’s Talk About Race” series, our panel of experts explore the complexities of navigating race and identity in the workplace—providing guidance on how race, intersectionality and bias play out in professional settings and how to have effective conversations with managers, colleagues and HR about these concepts. Webinar held 21 October 2020

Event Recaps, Webinar RecordingsGuest UserOctober 22, 2020Black Lives Matter, racism, anti-racism, resistance, resources, allyship

Rising to the Challenge for our Neighbors in Need

Social workers, Mary Lamasney and Julie Rosenberg, share how the St. George's Society community has risen to the unprecedented challenges presented by the pandemic providing a lifeline for our senior beneficiaries.

A First Step Towards A Brighter Future

St. George's Society team members, Eliane Abou-Assi and Hastings Hill, share an update on the Society’s programming and activities throughout the summer.

Let's Talk About Race [Recording & Resource Guide]

It is time for us to talk about race. In this discussion, our panel of experts explore how to have rigorous, honest and effective conversations about race. We hope to help members of our community build a capacity to broach these issues and develop useful strategies to continue educating yourself and others. Webinar held 25 June 2020.

Black Lives Matter

St. George's Society proudly stands with the Black community, our community—our beneficiaries, scholars, members and partners—in the fight against racism and injustice. We encourage members of our community to join millions in educating themselves, participating in the conversations about racial inequality and taking action to dismantle systems of oppression and working towards a more equitable and inclusive society.