Culturally Responsive Engagement with Youth

Empathy: the ability to understand and share the feelings of another

The Educated Empathy Culturally Responsive Engagement with Youth workshops empowers organizations that serve young people to promote justice, strengthen communities, and and create inclusive spaces that provide them with equitable opportunities for a happy and healthy life.

Educated Empathy strengthens competencies in racial awareness and empathetic communication to enhance the ability of classrooms and boardrooms to heal racialized trauma.

Educated Empathy

Racial biases in our social landscape harm young people the most. Adults tasked with serving their needs knows the critical role played by self-awareness, communication, and responsive practices. Educators, parents, CEOs, family service providers, and anyone with a wish to promote healing in all communities can enhance these via Educated Empathy Culturally Responsive Engagement with Youth workshops.

Culturally Responsive Engagement with Youth

Educated Empathy develops culturally proficient communication though the lens of empathetic literacy. It provides the knowledge, skills, and awareness of our unconscious biases to strengthen relationships and build practices that engage youth.

Four Domains

Sociohistorical, Neurological, Racial Awareness Communication, and Empathetic Literacy are the four domains of Educated Empathy. This allows workshops to approach racial inequity from a holistic standpoint that gives equal attention to ourselves and the youth we serve.