Wednesday Workshops
Join us for workshops aimed at making us better activists, advocates and allies.
Past Recordings
Access Denied: The Growing Threat to Press Freedom in the U.S.
Sherman Smith, Editor-in-Chief of the Kansas Reflector (a States Newsroom affiliate), reflects on the growing restrictions facing journalists at both the state and federal levels. From blocked access to legislative chambers in states like Kansas, Texas, and New York, to increasing hurdles at the White House, Sherman explores how these trends threaten press freedom and public accountability.
The Resilient Activist: Making Positive Change in a Joyful and Sustainable Way
Anne Melia, Vice Chair of the nonprofit The Resilient Activist, gives an inspiring and practical workshop on Making Positive Change in a Joyful and Sustainable Way. Anne gives you practical ideas for staying sane amidst the chaos.
Not a farmer? Why you need to care about cuts to farmers!
Join Nick Levendofsky, president of the Kansas Farmers Union, as he explains how cuts to farmers impact us all, here and abroad. Nick has spoken on this topic around the country, including recently on PBS NewsHour.
It’s Our Mess: Why White People Need to Show Up for Racial Justice
An informative perspective on the need for white people’s proactive engagement against racism.
How to Talk to Your MAGA Aunt by Sheila Shockey
A practical guide on how to have productive conversations with people you disagree with.
Beyond Burnout: How to Get Back in the Game by Dr. Ace Allen
An inspirational view on how to navigate burnout and stay motivated.