MAR Talks
Conversations that amplify BIPOC voices and inspire anti-racist action.
Program Details
Objectives / Goals
- Center the voices of BIPOC subject matter experts.
- Encourage reflection and courageous dialogue on racism, privilege, and equity.
- Inspire participants to take anti-racist action in their communities and personal lives.
Who it’s for (audience):
- Open to the general public (youth 16+, adults, MAR members, and allies).
- Individuals and organizations seeking to engage in anti-racism conversations.
How it works (structure, frequency, format)
- Frequency: Monthly virtual (and occasional in-person) discussion panels.
- Format: Panel discussions led by BIPOC speakers, followed by a facilitated Q&A.
- Location: Primarily virtual; in-person sessions available at select events.
Highlights and Impact
- Over 1,000 participants engaged across recent sessions.
- BIPOC-led panels addressing topics like decolonization, racial trauma, and allyship.
Attend
Register for upcoming MAR Talks via the events page.
Facilitators
Panels are curated with BIPOC leaders, activists, and subject matter experts.
Access
Recordings available after events for ongoing learning.
“These talks are eye-opening and grounding. It’s powerful to hear from people who are living this work.”
MAR Talks Attendee