Learning Together
Not In Our Town Princeton recognizes that the work of building inclusive and just communities is ongoing. Below are some audio and video resources we've curated in support of continuous learning.
Selected Videos
What Is Systemic Racism?
Did you know that no matter what else is going on in America, year in and year out for the last 60 years, Black unemployment is always about twice as high as white unemployment?
Reparations for Slavery & Its After-Effects:
From https://reparations4slavery.com "Repair requires Black families to trace the legacies of survival, resistance, and dispossession. It demands that white families investigate how wealth, land, and opportunity were accumulated through stolen labor and enforced exclusion. The legacies of slavery and Jim Crow persist — present in every policy, neighborhood, and net worth disparity. Transformation begins when we confront how these structures live within us, our families, and the places we call home."
For the rest of their video series on the racial wealth gap in the US, click here.
Continuing Conversations on Race
Some of our recorded Continuing Conversations on Race are available via YouTube.
October, 2025
Continuing Conversation
Not In Our Town Princeton's Board Chair Caroline Clark led this session focused on the Trenton Waterworks.
Bystander Intervention Training
In this webinar, participants learned how to intervene in public instances of racist, anti-Black, anti-Muslim, anti-Trans, and other forms of oppressive interpersonal violence and harassment.
Schools as Laboratories of Social Change
Dr. Ruha Benjamin's Oct. 2017 address.
Learning Together
Code Switch
Become A Good Ancestor
Teaching Hard History
