Juneteenth Summit

Time is quickly approaching; do not miss out. We have been diligently planning to bring you an amazing summit experience. In a time where the trauma of racism is on the rise and in full display, we can not look away from the devastating harm and violence of white supremacy; we must commit ourselves daily to uprooting and dismantling racism at every level. During the TCC Summit, attendees will

• Hear from national voices leading in anti-racism work;
• Learn storytelling and story-receiving skills; 
• Engage “unlearning” strategies;
• Develop tools of accountability;

Register today and secure your opportunity to join us June 16-18th for the inaugural Truth and Conciliation Commission’s Juneteenth Summit. For scholarship opportunities, email info@truthandconciliation.org.

From June 16-18, 2021 the TCC will host its first virtual summit to gather anti-racism practitioners, grassroots organizers, and like-minded movement builders across the nation. This inaugural summit seeks to lay a foundation for a national narrative shift towards conciliation in the United States. Additionally, it will provide attendees with tools for truth telling, unlearning, and accountability for building an anti-racist society. Foci for the summit includes discussions on formations of structural racism within the shaping of Democracy, the law/government, faith/religion, housing, education, medicine/healthcare, wealth building, as well as land possession and environment.

Sponsorship Opportunities are available for corporate and non-corporate partners committed to dismantling racism:

• Black/Corporate Anti-racists–$20,000+
  • Logo placement on website 
  • Logo placement on promotional materials and swag
  • Critical Verbal Acknowledgment and premiere logo placement throughout digital summit
  • 50 signed copies of The Mindfulness Effect: An Unexpected Path to Healing, Connection and Social Justice by Dena Samuels, Ph. D. 
  • 50 Summit Registration slots 
  • One half-day (4-6 hours) guided anti-oppression training for organization’s staff by 2 TCC certified facilitators.

• Gold/Corporate Abolitionists–$10,000-$19,999
  • Logo placement on website 
  • Logo placement on promotional materials and swag
  • Critical Verbal Acknowledgment and premiere logo placement throughout digital summit
  • 25 signed copies of The Mindfulness Effect: An Unexpected Path to Healing, Connection and Social Justice by Dena Samuels, Ph. D. 
  • 20 Summit Registration slots 
  • One keynote address or 90-minutes anti-oppression workshop for organization’s staff by 1 TCC certified facilitator.

• Purple/Corporate Accomplices–$5000-$9,999 
  • Logo placement on website 
  • Logo placement on promotional materials and swag
  • Critical Verbal Acknowledgment and premiere logo placement throughout digital summit
  • 10 signed copies of The Mindfulness Effect: An Unexpected Path to Healing, Connection and Social Justice by Dena Samuels, Ph. D. 
  • 10 Summit Registration slots 

• Grey/Non-corporate Advocates–$2,500-$4,999
  • Logo placement on website 
  • Logo placement on promotional materials and swag
  • Critical Verbal Acknowledgment and premiere logo placement throughout digital summit
  • 10 summit registration slots

• Yellow/Non-corporate Allies–$1,000-$2,499
  • Logo placement on website 
  • Logo placement on promotional materials and swag
  • 5 summit registration slots

• White/Non-corporate Activists–$500-$999
  • Logo placement on website 
  • 5 summit registration slots

For more information, please email info@truthandconciliation.org.

Just two months shy of the first anniversary of the murder of George Floyd, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act by 8 votes. It is one of the first times in history that mass reform in policing across the country has been considered and prepared to move out of the House of Representatives. While it still needs to be considered by the Senate to ever become law, Americans plagued by violence and lack of accountability in policing are witnessing growth in momentum for structural reform. But will reform be enough?

Whether to reform as opposed to dismantling to build fresh and new are questions at the heart of conciliatory work and practice. And we want to probe these kinds of questions with you. To commemorate the first anniversary of the Truth and Conciliation Commission, we are hosting a virtual Juneteenth Summit (June 16-18, 2021) and invite you to participate. We are gathering anti-racism practitioners, grassroots organizers, and like-minded movement builders from across the nation to lay a foundation for a national narrative shift towards conciliation in the United States. Additionally, we will provide attendees with tools for truth-telling, unlearning, and accountability for building an anti-racist society. So please, save the dates!

Share with your family, neighbors, and larger community the need for a federal Truth and Conciliation Commission led by and for the people. No one else needs ever to become another hashtag of mourning because of deeply rooted and systemic racism. It’s past time that we tell the truth and begin the work of building a conciliatory future. 

To learn about sponsorship and/or presentation opportunities please email info@truthandconciliation.org.