EDUK pilot programme

Sharing, Learning
and Reflection

A pilot programme bringing people together to reflect, learn, talk openly and take action in a safe, respectful space.

Our first shared learning journey

Me and White Supremacy

Book club meets courageous conversation

Starting in October, we will use Me and White Supremacy by Layla F. Saad to guide us on a five-week journey of deep self-examination.

The book and daily journal prompts will challenge us to look honestly at white privilege, racial bias, defensiveness, and the ways white supremacy culture shows up in our lives — even when our intentions are good.

Together, we'll create a supportive and nurturing space where we can stay curious, practise accountability and support one another.

Layla F. Saad writes
“This book is for people who are ready to do the work, people who want to create change in the world by activating change within themselves first.”
Me and White Supremacy book club programme
Watch the introduction

About Me and White Supremacy

Watch this short explainer before exploring how the five-week programme will work.
Alyson Malach, Director of EDUK talks to Ellie Grady (She/They) about the programme

The programme

A small group. Five weeks. Space to go deeper.

EDUK will offer 8 individuals the opportunity to work through Me and White Supremacy together in a small facilitated group.

It is a five-week commitment to deep self-reflection, courageous conversation and personal accountability.

This isn’t about blame, guilt or shame. In fact, it is likely to be quite liberating.

The space will be held by two accomplished trainers who bring lived experience of racism and white privilege respectively.

What we'll do

Learning between and within sessions

  • Read Me and White Supremacy.
  • Complete the daily journal prompts — around 30 minutes every day.
  • Meet weekly on Zoom for five weeks to reflect honestly, respectfully and courageously.
  • Support one another in staying engaged when the work feels uncomfortable.
Who is it for?

For people ready for deep and courageous dialogue

This group is intended for people who are ready to engage in deep and courageous dialogue on structural white supremacy and how white supremacy culture shows up in all aspects of life.

It is for people from all ethnic backgrounds, in particular for those who have white or light-skinned privilege and those who may carry internalised racial bias.

Come if you're willing to be challenged
Come if you're willing to commit to change
Come if you’re ready to be liberated
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How it works

Programme structure

Before we begin
Read Part One — 26 pages, approximately 30 minutes.

Between sessions
Complete the daily journal prompts — around 30 minutes each day.

01
Monday 12 October · 7–8.15pmIntroductions and setting our agreements and hopes from the course
02
Monday 19 October · 7–8.15pmWeek One reflections
03
Monday 26 October · 7–8.15pmWeek Two reflections
04
Monday 2 November · 7–8.15pmWeek Three reflections
05
Monday 9 November · 7–8.30pmFinal reflections, acknowledgements and commitments to action
Be part of the journey

Conversation can create change.

When we listen, share and reflect together, we build understanding that moves us forward.

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People sharing, learning and reflecting together

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