The Anti-Racist Learning Circle is a space for white Senior Fellows to be in dialogue about how white people can be anti-racist leaders, and co-conspirators with people of color, for equity and belonging. This group explores historical and current systemic, structural and interpersonal racism. In this group, we: -Examine white fragility and how it shows […]
The Power of We: Creating a Multi-Racial Community of Care, Accountability, & Solidarity Join this unique experience with AAPI, Latine/a/o/x, and Black Senior Fellows to:-Deepen relationships-Appreciate our different experiences and shared values-Begin to rebalance power to create a culture that values everyone’s humanityREGISTER NOW#eventbrite-widget-modal-trigger-619975502417 {border: none;background: #08427b;color: #FFF;font-size: 1.2em;border-radius: 4px;transition: all 300ms linear;cursor: pointer;padding: .7em;}#eventbrite-widget-modal-trigger-619975502417:hover […]
Senior Fellows who live or work in the San Francisco and East Bay areas are invited to join an ALF check-in hosted by Randy Pond (Class XVII) in partnership with Stephen Murphy (Class XLII). Location: Cristo Rey De La Salle High School, 1530 34th Avenue, Oakland 94601 Visit the school, enjoy lunch, and explore collaboration […]
For a decade, several ALF Senior Fellows have been meeting as the Life’s Work Transitions Group. It is the first and longest-running ALF Affinity Group, founded by Meri Maben (Class XXIV) and Naomi Fine (Class XX). Even in its early years, our group’s “secret sauce” was its focus on authenticity. The group goes beyond sharing […]
We are partnering with the Angel Island Foundation to provide a special guided tour of the Angel Island Immigration Station and facilitated discussion by Ed Tepporn, Executive Director, about the connections between historical and current events and experiences. To register, contact Akemi Flynn Tentative Schedule: 11:30am - Arrive at Angel Island 11:30-noon: Walk to the […]
Black Senior Fellows come together to build relationships, support each other’s leadership, and explore how they can collectively address issues of concern to them and their communities. Racial caucuses can provide “opportunities for those who share a common identity to meet separately to gather, connect, and learn.” Often, “caucusing can be a valuable component of […]
Connect and converse—ALF style—with ten other extraordinary Senior Fellows. This event is by invitation only. For more information, contact Allyson Paul.
