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CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
Below is a list of continuing education opportunities related to racism and bias.We feel it is too critical of a time to miss out on the opportunity to highlight this important learning. The opportunities indicated have been categorized into five different areas to help guide your learning, but this list is not a panacea. In the coming weeks, please be on the lookout for additional opportunities through ProKids to continue the journey on working to become an anti-racist.
To find a curated list of topics organized weekly, please go to www.prokids.org/learningaboutracism. Updates are made to this site weekly.
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