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Introducing Racial Sobriety

Monday, September 12
6:00 - 9:00 pm
A Workshop Facilitated by Sr. Teresa Rooney, CHF
and Lisa Collins
Men and Women of all faiths are welcome
This workshop offers a safe and comfortable place to begin the conversation about race. It deals with the three elements of talking about racism that bring on anxiety: fear, ignorance and guilt. The workshop facilitates a discussion that allows for a discovery of one's racial history and finding one's own voice in the conversation on racial issues.
Copies of the book Racial Sobriety: A Journey from Hurts to Healing by Clarence Earl Williams are being offered for sale at the discounted price of $15 through the Women's Center. Although entirely optional, you may want to read the book in preparation for attending the workshop.
To purchase a copy of the book, you may mail a check and pick up your book at the Women's Center. Please make check payable to Linda Allen.
Registration: Download the registration form below and return completed form by email to the Office of Racial Harmony: srrooney@arch-no.org or fax to (504) 267-9759.
If unable to download form, register by contacting Sr. Rooney at srrooney@arch-no.org
Seating is limited to 35 - register today!
For more information, contact the Women's Center at info@womenscenterforhealing.org or (985) 892-8111 or
the Office of Racial Harmony (504) 861-6272.
6:00 - 9:00 pm
A Workshop Facilitated by Sr. Teresa Rooney, CHF
and Lisa Collins
Men and Women of all faiths are welcome
This workshop offers a safe and comfortable place to begin the conversation about race. It deals with the three elements of talking about racism that bring on anxiety: fear, ignorance and guilt. The workshop facilitates a discussion that allows for a discovery of one's racial history and finding one's own voice in the conversation on racial issues.
Copies of the book Racial Sobriety: A Journey from Hurts to Healing by Clarence Earl Williams are being offered for sale at the discounted price of $15 through the Women's Center. Although entirely optional, you may want to read the book in preparation for attending the workshop.
To purchase a copy of the book, you may mail a check and pick up your book at the Women's Center. Please make check payable to Linda Allen.
Registration: Download the registration form below and return completed form by email to the Office of Racial Harmony: srrooney@arch-no.org or fax to (504) 267-9759.
If unable to download form, register by contacting Sr. Rooney at srrooney@arch-no.org
Seating is limited to 35 - register today!
For more information, contact the Women's Center at info@womenscenterforhealing.org or (985) 892-8111 or
the Office of Racial Harmony (504) 861-6272.
S.O.B.E.R. = SEE OTHERS AS BEING ENTITLED TO RESPECT