What is an anti-racism triad?
A group of three people of similar racial background who meet regularly to help each other stay in motion around the long haul work of anti-racism practice and healing.

Why meet in an anti-racism triad?
-There’s work only you can do but you can’t do it alone.
-This is long haul work. It needs to be steady and sustainable.
-To give and receive supportive accountability.
-Grow your capacity to engage constructively in conversation and action around racism through practice.

Journey
- Build a routine that works for you to meet at least once a month and stay connected in between.
-Commit to an agreed period of time as a triad  (eg. 12 months, remainder of 2021, etc.) The time table might extend or be repeated, but clear endings are important and allow fresh starts. Relationships can continue after a triad journey ends!
-Fabric will also be providing resources and large group support for triads throughout the upcoming year.  

What do we do together?
Create a culture and a routine for your group. Triads will look different as people engage in ways that are most helpful and sustainable to them, but all will be practicing antiracism and healing in community. Some ideas are listening to a podcast and discussing, reading through a book like My Grandmother's Hands by Resmaa Menakem, volunteering or engaging in activism on the streets and reflecting on it afterwards.

Signing up for a triad through Fabric MPLS means you can receive a triad kit delivered to your door and that you are invited and encouraged to come to our virtual triad kick off on May 23rd at 7pm.