DEI and Anti-Racism Resources - 2023 Update

Some new and useful tools to use in your work

Hello friends,

Back in 2021 I published a list of anti-racism resources. That article is one of the most searched in this publication, especially for the wheel of privilege illustration. In fact, I often go back to it as a quick way to get tools for some of the work I do.

In the last few months, I’ve come across a few more resources worth highlighting, including an update to the wheel of privilege. Let’s dive in …

This version of the Wheel of Privilege adds some more areas of privilege that weren’t in the original, making it an even more useful tool. We’ve been using the original in some of the workshops we run at Mission Equality and will likely use this version in future. It’s a great way to get a conversation going.

Intersectionality wheel of privilege by tessa watkins

DEI isn’t easy, just as anti-racism activism isn’t. Doing this emotional and sometimes traumatic work can lead to burnout. Use this tool to assess where you are, or where the practitioners in your organisation are and take step to look after your/their health and mental wellbeing.

DEI Practitioner Burnout Wheel by Dr Sam Rae

Anti-racism is at the foundation of much of the work I do, both through my publications and through Mission Equality, and there’s a reason why. This graphic from clinspych_ind captures some of the nuance.

Anti-Defamation League Pyramid of Hate

For all those who say name calling isn’t a problem, this graphic shows how these things can escalate. We’ve seen it happen already and should be aware.

Anti-Defamation League Pyramid of Hate

Up-to-date stats on UK workplace experiences of racism? Yes, please, though of course, it’s not surprising at all. Bottom line, it’s a growing problem. Sigh.

Remember the work of Chidiebere Ibe? This resource goes even further in building a database of how medical conditions present in those with Black and Brown skin. I see this as fighting medical racism, which is why it’s included here.

Now, over to you. What resources have you found most useful in your DEI and anti-racism work?

Thanks for reading,

Sharon

Update: Wouldn’t you know it, just after I published this, I saw another cool version of the wheel of privilege.

© Sharon Hurley Hall, 2023. All Rights Reserved.

I am an anti-racism writer, educator and activist, Co-Founder of Mission Equality the author of “I’m Tired of Racism”, and co-host of The Introvert Sisters podcast.

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