MEET THE RACIAL JUSTICE COLLABORATIVE
We are a dynamic Black-led, multi-racial, multi-generational justice organization working to transform the energies of inequality and anti-blackness to advance a just and equitable society that serves all of its people. We are mediators, facilitators, communicators, educators, therapists, and visionaries.
The Racial Justice Collaborative (or RJC) was founded by Diane Wong in the Boston area of Massachusetts, and members hail from all over the US.
Using an interdisciplinary approach, we examine all aspects of race education and conflict to hold space so that all voices engage in dialogue with one another. We cultivate individual and organizational transformation as we guide participants toward equity and healing.
Some members of the RJC meeting virtually in 2021
An Open Forum Event: Does the U.S. Owe Reparations?
Saturday, June 18th at 12pm - 2pm EDT
Online Zoom event by donation
RJC founder Diane Wong
Join the Racial Justice Collaborative on Saturday June 18th for a special Juneteenth Freedom Day Open Forum on Zoom about reparations for Black Americans. All are welcome.
What We Offer
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to heal our racial divide. Our programs work to transform the ever-present energy of white supremacy that historically and still today permeates the culture, structures and policies of the United States.
Our mission is to guide participants to “sit in the fire” of racial discomfort to process difficult, stuck, and inflamed emotions. We seek to eradicate anti-Black racist beliefs and the myth of white supremacy. We believe that conflict is a gift pointing toward meaningful change and healing and that every voice matters.
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Mindfulness
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Race Dialogue
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Race Education
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Facilitating Conflict and Training
JOIN US
Ways You Can Help
Join the Racial Justice Collaborative as we transform the energy of white supremacy. Sit in the fire and discomfort with us as we confront the biggest issues of our time. Learn with us, talk with us, and spread the word.
Have questions? Contact us
Contact Diane to learn more about the RJC and how we can work with your organization.