Let's Connect in Person!
Wed. Sept 16, Oct 21, Nov 18, 5:30-7:30pm, MRH ECC: We Stories Family Learning Program. More information and RSVP at this link.
Sat. Sept 19, 4-7pm, Washington University: Free screening and panel discussion of the documentary We Bear Witness: African American Legacy of Hadley Township, Mo. Let’s carpool together with our families! (This event has been cancelled but will hopefully be rescheduled)
Fri. Oct 16, 5:30-8pm, MRH ECC: Colorbrave Dinner Discussion. See below
A community space for honest conversation, deeper connection, and collective learning about identity, empathy, and racial equity
Friday, October 16, 5:30–7:30pm
Dinner 5:30 - 6pm & Program 6 - 7:30pm
Location: ECC
Food & childcare: Light dinner provided; complimentary onsite childcare with RSVP.
What is Color Brave?
Color Brave is a new series of school-community gatherings where parents, caregivers, staff, board, alumni, students (grade-appropriate), and neighbors learn together. We explore identity, bias, and equity in a way that is reflective, child-centered, and action-oriented. Sessions are practical, welcoming, and designed for all experience levels.
Who is it for?
- Parents & caregivers
- Staff, guides, and board members
- Alumni and high students (with guidance/age-appropriate sessions)
- Community partners and neighbors who want to learn and serve
No prior training required. Bring your curiosity and care.
What to expect?
- Welcome & Community agreements
- Story & Learning moments
- Individual reflection & Small group dialogue
- Skill-building & Practical application
- Takeaways: Resources, Tools, & Individual commitments
You’ll leave with language, tools, and one small step to take at home, school, or in your neighborhood.
Topics You'll Explore
- Identity, belonging, and empathy
- Bias, harm, and repair (restorative approaches)
- How kids learn about race & fairness
- Anti-bias, antiracist practice at school and home
- Partnering across differences
- From learning to action (family, classroom, and community)
