Continuing Conversations on Race and White Privilege: Race, Racism and the Way Forward™

Kimme Carlos will offer a highlight of a six-hour training in January’s Continuing Conversation by providing a foundational understanding of the construct of race; racism as infrastructural and systemic and the grief and trauma that continues to undergird the American way of life. The training’s objectives are:

• Understanding the Construct of Race
• Defining Systemic Racism
• The lived experience of Black, Indigenous and People of Color
• Dismantling Oppression and Marginalization

Kimme Carlos is a Not in Our Town Princeton board member, Executive Director of Princeton AlumniCorps, and CEO and Founder of Kimme Carlos Motivational Consulting, LLC and is currently an ordination aspirant to the priesthood in the Episcopal Diocese of NJ; where she is certified as an anti-racism trainer. Kimme is also a certified health and wellness coach with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition; a certified instructor for Mental Health First Aid and author of the published book The Window of Grace: Living in Recovery through Christian Faith. As an advocate with lived experience, Kimme keynotes and facilitates on mental and emotional wellness, dismantling racism and the power of selfcare. Kimme has been a member of several nonprofit boards including Foundation Academies, Children’s Futures, and The Center for Family, Community, and Social Justice; and the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Mercer County. She is a graduate of Regent University with a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies and a minor in Psychology. She has received numerous awards for her nonprofit and volunteer work, including the YWCA Princeton 2020 Tribute to Women Award. Kimme is the proud daughter of Dr. John W. Carlos, 1968 Olympian and civil rights activist. Kimme has two children, six grandchildren and lives in Pennsylvania.

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