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

La Crosse School District Board Meeting
Monday, Dec. 7, 6pm and Monday, Dec. 21, 6pm​
​The school board will be voting on "La Crosse School Resource Officer Review" during the Dec. 21 meeting. If community members want to comment about this before the vote, they can speak at the Dec. 7th, 6 pm meeting.  To do this.members need to register by calling 608-789-7659.
School Superintendent Report  

​MLK, JR. Community Celebration
Monday, Jan. 18, 2021, virtual event
More info to follow

​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
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 in La Crosse

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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.

​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