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FEATURED COURSE

EuroCentric
Cultural Reflectionism

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Read more about ECCR in this MC Weekly headline article released June 8th, 2023

Would like to know what others say about ECCR?
Read the 2023 ECCR alumni survey.


63% of all ECCR alumni responded to this questionnaire.

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Antonio Garibaldi

No, Prior to ECCR I have not participated in DEI training.
 

Thank you D I could have went on not knowing what I am seeing/experiencing. I have understanding and can heal a little. The platform is real.  I appreciate the experience. It is a necessary tool.  Effective, informative with opportunity for change.

Ann Kihara

Yes, Prior to ECCR I have participated in DEI training.

I worked in a diverse higher education campus community (CSU East Bay) and I was a Financial Aid Counselor. I attended many events that promoted DEI.
 

My experience in this course was life-changing, and I believe that I can benefit from ECCR Part 2, as well as alumni events. Thank you!

Yes, Prior to ECCR I have participated in DEI training.

Entire career was spent at multicultural higher ed settings (UCB, SFState, CSUEB) where I actively engaged with diverse coworkers, students, profs...

Keep up the good work!

Joy Jacobs

No, Prior to ECCR I have not participated in DEI training.

It's almost miraculous to see the transformation in myself and others.

Tyler Scheid

Yes, Prior to ECCR I have participated in DEI training.

ECCR is not theoretical, it is a 'learn by doing' kind of class.  The 'HR Trainings' that I've experienced are more focused on CYA than getting real.

ECCR doesn't teach 'how' to talk about race and racism, provide a set of do's and don'ts, etc.  Far from it.  We just practice being real and listening well.  It turns out that practicing these basic skills is a game changer.

Alumni  Testimonials

Ron Kihara

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