Workshops
Workshops on Media, Race, and Narrative Power
I offer practical, research-based workshops for mission-driven organizations. These sessions are designed for educators, nonprofits, universities, churches, and community-serving institutions seeking clear frameworks, shared language, and usable tools.
All workshops are interactive, grounded in real-world media systems, and tailored to the needs of your group.
Workshop Topics
Racialized Media 101
What media teaches us—and what it leaves out.
This workshop introduces participants to how race and power operate in media systems using accessible Critical Race Media Literacy frameworks.
Mis- and Disinformation Through a Racial Lens
Why false narratives spread and why fact-checking alone fails.
Participants examine how racialized misinformation circulates and how institutions can respond with strategy rather than reaction.
Algorithms, AI, and Media Harm
Understanding digital systems and their racial impact.
This session focuses on algorithmic bias, platform design, and the ways AI systems reproduce racial harm.
Digital Media and Black Youth
Identity, protection, and care in online spaces.
Designed for caregivers, educators, and community leaders, this workshop addresses digital safety and media harm affecting Black youth.
How the Workshops Work
Formats
Workshops are offered as keynote-style sessions, interactive trainings, or multi-session series, customized to your goals and context.
Who It’s For
Educators, nonprofit staff, journalists, faith-based organizations, cultural workers, and community-facing institutions.
What Participants Say
Participants highlight the clarity of the frameworks, the accessibility of complex ideas, and the usefulness of the takeaways.
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