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Often, in my social justice trainings, I am asked by participants for help in keeping their “tools” sharp. Notice Notes provides a space for weekly practice. Begin or continue on the path of self reflection to better understand how you show up in situations where power and privilege are at play. –Jessica Personal Weekly Reflection Journal to help you keep your tracking skills finely tuned. Order your copies today. 10% of all proceeds from the purchase of this book goes to fund scholarships for the Social Justice Training Institute. "Notice Notes was a huge success with UA Residence Life! The staff used them for two weeks to track bias, prejudice, and judgments in our work, in our own lives, and in our selves. The staff was excited to have a dedicated journal for tracking, rather than just me asking them to keep track in their heads. After the two week time-period, we came together and had some awesome discussion about what we'd noticed and its connection to social justice. Resident Assistant (RA) social justice training also included a discussion on tracking — I know some of our Community Directors plan to do on-going check in with their RAs about what they've been tracking, and use those conversations as a starting point for how we best build inclusive communities!" – Hannah Lozon, M.Ed., Coordinator of Social Justice Education, Residence Life, The University of Arizona "I love your positive, non-scolding approach. I think what gets those of us who know a bit about your personal history is that you have every reason to be pissed off and angry, but you convey your message effectively without any of that. You teach me so much in person and through this book. Notice Notes is a great way for us to help ourselves. I am grateful for how you are inclusive with your message. I was almost a gender studies minor in college, but the feminist jive was so angry at the time. I didn't find a professor who wasn't grinding an agenda. It is understandable because there is STILL plenty to be angry about. You welcome us to take the opportunity to reflect and grow by noticing our judgments and their sources rather than deny that we judge. Cheers to that. And the beating of oneself up is something that stops so many of us from doing the hard work. Gandhi's lust, the image of some of mother Theresa's days (the snooze button was a hoot) and the work of MLK Jr. was a piece of progress in the fight against racism, yet he had prejudices of his own. We are all human and learning as we go. That is a great message that will keep us moving. You are going to change the world." – Cindy Pierce, Finding The Doorbell, www.cindy-pierce.com
Tired of the same old leadership information? Well so were we, so we decided to actually do something. We each wrote a chapter from our areas of expertise that we don't find anywhere else… Enjoy! This is a valuable tool that covers everything from leadership and manners, being an ally, body image, to fighting oppression! FREE PREVIEW: Order the book today, and while it's on its way to you, read Jessica's chapter, But I Cannot Win, for free! Download Jessica's chapter now.
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Notice Notes
Ten Keys to Extraordinary Leadership
We all are something... Come out on your waterbottle, notebooks, etc., by listing all of your identities in one place. Bulk order and do a program involving all of campus by bringing invisible and visible identities to the forefront. Actual size: 2.25 x 1.5 inches
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