The Culture of Health Leadership Institute for Racial Healing provides participants with opportunities to connect with a national community of like-minded people who support and help one another as they gain tools and resources that accelerate actionable progress. The program is designed to:

Support Personal

Support Personal and Collective Healing.

Healing is a crucial but often ignored component of this work. Participants need it to sustain their work and society needs it for lasting transformation. That’s why the program prioritizes it.

Enable Learning, Experimentation, and Application.

Participants share their expertise and learn from each other, from individualized coaching with other experts, and from the TRHT framework in monthly virtual learning opportunities. Everyone has the opportunity to apply what they’re learning and experiment with innovative ideas and techniques for community change.

Enable Learning Experimentation

Foster and Strengthen Community.

Building a community of practice and a meaningful network across race, class, age, geography, and ability is vital. The program, including focused retreats, fosters connections among participants, helping us all return to our work more whole and supported.

Develop and Connect to Resources.

The program provides participants with opportunities to serve as resources to each other. It also helps them gain, and connect to, other resources they need to work more effectively and sustainably toward community-based change and navigate rapidly changing organizations and systems.

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Featured Resources.

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