Our Moral Imperative Registration & Evaluation
My name is Adalia Ellis. I am the creator of Our Moral Imperative. I believe white people have a pivotal role to play in the fight to end racism and I want to assist white people to acquire the mental, emotional and social intelligence to enter into spaces with BIPOC individuals and tackle the hard questions.

Please take a moment to answer the questions below as this will give me a pre-course snap shot of how you are currently engaged in anti-racism efforts. This will also help me to evaluate the efficacy of this course by measuring learning and understanding at the beginning against the learning and understanding at the close of this course. The completion of this evaluation is mandatory in order to receive access to the the course and Zoom sessions.

***  There are no wrong answers just truthful ones. ***

I look forward to meeting you online and engaging in this very important work with you.
* BIPOC = Black and Indigenous People of Color *
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Name *
Which Cohort are you registered to attend? *
It should be in the name of the course day and time that you registered for.
City or Town  Where You Reside *
Do you know what ancestral Indigenous land you currently reside on? If so, please state it here.
What is your understanding of a cycle breaker and how it relates to whiteness?
What are the top 3 things for white people to remember BEFORE engaging in social action work with BIPOC activists?
What have you learned that is a non-negotiable comment or action for any white person to say after a traumatic injustice occurs in BIPOC communities?  
What are the top 3 principles of  engagement that you personally follow or you believe white people should follow WHILE engaging in social justice work with BIPOC activists and communities?
What has been the difference between being a white person engaged in anti-racism work pre-covid 19 and  now with the continued violence against BIPOC people?
If you could tell a quiet person learning to be an engaged anti-racism advocate anything, what would you tell them?
What are the most common mistakes made by white people who unintentionally cause harm?
How often do you talk about racism with other white people?
What is important for you to learn to be able to talk with other white people about racism?
Social Justice Organization(s)  You Work With
Movement Work You Have Been Engaged In
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