Welcome to our page. Whether you found us on purpose or by chance while looking for resources on dismantling white privilege and creating a healthier multicultural community, we're glad you're here. 

Upcoming Public Events
More info on our Events Page

The Lost Voices of Mariel:The Cuban Refugee Program at Fort McCoy Photo Exhibit
February 1-28, 9:00 am-5:00 pm, Viterbo University Fine Arts Center Atrium

UWL Black Student Unity's Reflections of Ebony
Saturday, Feb. 27, 4:30-6:30 pm, virtual event

Midwest Culturally Inclusive Conference hosted by UW-Platteville
March 1-31, virtual ongoing event

Teaching the Holocaust Virtual Workshop
March 24-26, virtual event

​Recording of Anti-Racism: The La Crosse Viewpoint Roundtable hosted by GLADC, Oct. 1, 2020

Ongoing Projects

Waking Up White
Regional read

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"One of the most important books on race in recent memory." ~ Readers + Writers Journal
Late-Summer 2021 
The La Crosse Public Library and the Waking Up White Collaborative invites the La Crosse regional community to read Debby Irving’s best selling book, Waking Up White. 
​Join discussions about the book and related themes, engaging in conversations about ways to create a more welcoming and inclusive multicultural community.

White Privilege Symposium 2021 

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Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr., speaks at the 2019 national White Privilege Conference
 With White Privilege Conference Founder
​Dr. Eddie Moore, Jr.

​Mark your calendars now!
​Friday and all-day Saturday, December 3rd & 4th, 2021, at the La Crosse Center. Registration opens September 2021.

​Creating a Healthier
​Multicultural Community Project

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La Crosse community members after the Deep Dive Session in September, 2019. They engaged in facilitated, small-group community conversations to determine how to eliminate race-based injustice in the greater La Crosse region.
The Creating a Healthier Multicultural Community Project was a response to the desire of many residents of the predominantly white La Crosse region to widen their awareness, understanding, respect and empathy for the lived realities of people with a wide range of racial, cultural, and ethnic backgrounds.

Be a part of creating a healthier multicultural community! Click below for details.


​Never doubt that a small group
of thoughtful, committed citizens
can change the world;
indeed, it's the only thing
​that ever has.

- Margaret Mead