E-Books →Ripples of Inclusion Turning Your Questions About Antiracism into Action, Allyship and Activism

It's tempting to believe we're moving beyond racism, especially if your personal experience or the sanitized version of history suggests otherwise. But the harsh reality remains: systemic racism continues to shape our world, affecting healthcare, education, policing, and countless other areas. For people of color, daily life means navigating microaggressions, proving their experiences, and fighting to be heard.
For allies and those on the frontline alike, this listening and understanding is crucial.
Enter Carrie M. Sawyer, whose passion for equity and fair representation inspired her to transition from her corporate career in Diversity to tackle some of society's most pressing challenges.
In this unique and actionable guide to inclusion, Carrie delves into the questions you're too afraid to ask-and shows you how to make a real difference. Inside, you'll discover:What the Inclusion 1st Project is... and how it differs from other approachesWhy no question you have is stupid, and how you need to ask it to grow and instigate real change12 solid themes to guide you on a path of proactive anti-racist actionA deeper understanding of what racism is - and why it's so much more than name-calling or outright aggressionWhy action needs to be seen and not happen solely behind closed doors... and how to avoid falling into the trap of virtue signalingThe pitfall many people face when they think they're being a good ally - and how you can avoid itHow to recognize your privilege without your personal negative experiences getting in the way of true understandingAn in-depth guide to the intricacies of talking about racismA deep dive into the BIPOC experience - shedding light on the microaggressions that infuse every dayWhy your personal journey is essential to taking effective anti-racist action - plus the key questions often askedHow to create "ripples of inclusion" (and why this has more effect than you might imagine)And much more.
Drawing on her expertise in DEI and her passion for equity, Carrie equips readers with the tools and inspiration to amplify marginalized voices, combat systemic inequities, and create a world where inclusion thrives.
No matter what your experience has been, this book is for you. The antiracism movement needs us all - and for us to be effective in furthering its cause, we need to delve deep and allow ourselves to ask the questions that make us feel uncomfortable.
Change comes with understanding... and the only way to get there is to have open conversations and dig deep into the racism we're tackling.
Carrie M. Sawyer isn't afraid to dig deep... and when you join her on her mission, you won't be either.