Thank you for attending the "Pain and Peace" screening.

The Roundtable introduced Racial Healing Circles (RHC) into the WNY area via an inter-congregational strategy to provide an opportunity for people of different backgrounds to proactively come together in a circle to discuss race and race-related issues. People who engage in Racial Healing Circles are ready to experience the circle process with a focus on racial healing and are interested in learning how to bring racial conversations to their communities.

Please use the form below to sign up for information on future healing circles.

Resetting the Table’s celebrated workshop offers communication skill-building for difficult conversations and a framework for vibrant dialogue across diverse viewpoints, backgrounds, and generations.

Participants exchange views and personal experiences, surface differences and commonalities, and practice skills for addressing differences honestly and constructively. The workshop builds community capacity to explore differences while strengthening relationships, trust, learning, and collaboration.

Speaking Across Conflict Workshop
Date: Tuesday, June 17 from 9:00 a.m. – 12 p.m.
Location: Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo office at 726 Exchange Street, Suite 525

Please click the link to register, or contact Rabbi Alex Lazarus-Klein at 716-308-4558. Space is limited.

Under Governor Kathy Hochul’s leadership, the New York State Division of Human Rights (DHR) launched the Hate and Bias Prevention Unit (HBPU) in December 2022 to help communities combat prejudice and discrimination. HBPU’s mission is focused around three key initiatives: a statewide network of Regional Councils, Youth Initiatives, and a Response Team.

Click here to visit the website or you can call the Hate and Bias Prevention Unit’s toll-free hotline at 1-844-NO2-HATE (1-844-662-4283).

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