[1][2] It was founded in 1980 by civil and human rights activists and scholars Ronald Chisom and James Norman Dunn.
[8][9][10] The program uses a multi-dimensional approach that incorporates historical analysis, group participation, and community organizing strategies.
[11][12] Participants in the workshops engage in dialogue and discussions that are designed to support critical thinking, challenge their assumptions about race, privilege, and power.
[16][17] It has been implemented in a variety of settings, including schools, neighborhood associations, hospitals, and social and service agencies.
[25] This is an initiative that is specifically designed for individuals of European descent who are interested in working towards racial justice and equity.