Are you a Leader and/or Decision-Maker in Your Organization?

Did you know that 75% of your BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) employees don't feel safe enough to talk about their racial experiences without fear of retaliation or repercussions?

It's the giant elephant in the room.

Brave Voices Against Racism

Send a powerful message throughout your organization that it is OK to talk about racism at work - and that you are the voice of this anti-racism movement. We’ve developed the Brave Voices program (learn more below) to train influential members like yourself to help facilitate conversations within a proven Brave Voices framework.

Based on results from a post-program survey of Anti-Racism Influencers, our respondents have indicated that talking more openly about racism, bias, and/or discrimination at work has made them...​

Brave Voices Training Program

Our anti-racism training program uses our proven Brave Voices framework, tools, techniques to start and facilitate a conversation as well as navigate the healthy emotions that arise during the conversation.

You don’t have to be an expert on anti-racism to participate. You only need to have a willingness to be an influential part of the anti-racism solution.

Here's what you get:

Online Asynchronously

Your employees can follow along the training program at their own pace by accessing our online training videos and learning material

8 Video Lessons

Our interactive video lessons are presented by our lead instructor, Sunjit Khamba. The videos help bring the content to life and invite your learners to follow along with Sunjit!

Downloadable Lesson Guides

Learners will have access to downloadable material, exercises, and extras that further enhances their anti-racism learning journey.

Course Curriculum

  1. (video) A Message from Your Instructor, Sunjit!
  2. (video) How to use this course
  3. (video) Before we begin…
  4. (downloadable) Brave Voices: Facilitator’s Guidebook
  1. (video) Let’s Have a 5 min Conversation about Racism at Work
  2. (video) Goals of the Brave Voices Program
  3. (video) Learning Objectives and Outcomes
  4. (video) What are the “Anti-Racism Convo Starters”?
  5. (downloadable) Download the Latest “Anti-Racism Convo Starters”
  6. (video) Who is this Program for?
  7. (video) The 5 Facilitator Roles
  8. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) What is Selecting the Environment?
  2. (video) Brave Space vs. Safe Space
  3. (video) Online or In-Person?
  4. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) What is Activating Diversity?
  2. (video) How Do I Invite Diverse Peers to Participate?
  3. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) How Do I Start the Conversation?
  2. (video) Building a Team of Facilitators
  3. (video) The 9-Step Checklist for Brave Voices Conversations
  4. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) Guiding Principles Part 1: Navigating the Dialogue
  2. (video) Guiding Principles Part 2: Navigating the Dialogue
  3. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) Part 1: 5 Min Anti-Racism Convo with Sunjit 🙂
  2. (video) Part 2: 5 Min Anti-Racism Convo with Sunjit 🙂
  3. (video) Assignment #1: 1-on-1 Conversations
  4. (quiz) Assignment #1 Feedback
  5. (video) Assignment #2: Conversation with a Group of 3
  6. (quiz) Assignment #2 Feedback
  7. (video) Assignment #3: Conversation with a Group of 5
  8. (quiz) Assignment #3 Feedback
  1. (video) How Do I Measure My Impact?
  2. (quiz) Test Your Learning
  1. (video) Thank You!!
  2. (downloadable) Next Steps

Students also get their own downloadable copy of the Brave Voices Facilitator's Guidebook

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FAQ

Yes! This program is completely online and asynchronous. Downloadable Guidebooks will be provided upon sign up, which learners can use to follow along with video lessons.

Learners do not need any prior knowledge of diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism to participate in the Brave Voices program. Everything the learner needs to know will be covered through the content provided in the program.

How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling, our learners have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like – across any and all devices you own.

We would never want you to be unhappy! If you are unsatisfied with your purchase, contact us in the first 30 days and we will give you a full refund.

The best way to see if this program is for you is to download your copy of the Brave Voices Guidebook! This is the exact guidebook that learners use throughout the course, so download it now and get yourself introduced to the program. If it’s not for you, no worries! You can keep the guidebook as our thank you for considering this course. You can download your copy of the Brave Voices Guidebook in the section below.

Yes you can! For companies purchasing 10 or more packages for their employees, we are happy to provide you with a discount code. Please contact us and one of our representatives will set up your discount code.

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Meet Your Instructor

Sunjit Khamba MBA, B.Eng

Anti-Racism Impact Lead
bravevoices@jellysocial.org

I bring 7 years of experience working on JEDID (justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, decolonization) initiatives with BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, people of color) communities as a founding member of a non-profit organization, called Jelly Social. I founded Jelly Social for one main purpose: to advocate for equitable and inclusive business environments where BIPOC professionals can thrive on our own terms, in our own voice, without compromise. My work with Jelly Social has taught me that the most sustainable approach to creating inclusive change is to start with our places of work first. This means creating a business environment where diverse individuals are empowered to speak about their experiences, educate their peers through open conversation, and seek support from their peers. When we take this approach, an amazing thing starts to happen; we start to take inclusivity out of the workplace and bring it to our homes and communities. My approach is very well documented in this Brave Voices Against Racism program.