We help leaders close racial achievement gaps and improve student outcomes by eliminating racial bias in school policies and practices.
Overcoming the Fear and Getting to Work
The new book from Dr. Tracey A. Benson, with a foreword by H. Richard Milner IV.
We help identify areas of inequity, guide you in addressing them, and help you build the infrastructure needed to sustain progress.
We guide your organization through a unique 25-point diagnostic racial equity evaluation. The audit produces initiatives you can implement right away and lays the foundation for eliminating racial bias in policy and practice.
Learn moreA comprehensive program that builds education leaders’ knowledge and skills and produces a concise, high-yield plan of action to increase racial equity, through masterclass instruction and ongoing coaching.
Learn moreWe help turn equity initiatives into embedded organizational practice by building the data frameworks and infrastructure needed to measure progress and sustain it.
Learn moreDeep, sustained work for districts and organizations ready to move from intention to measurable change.
The Anti-Racism Leadership Institute gladly gives special consideration to smaller organizations.
Author, Academic-Activist, and Equity in Education Expert
Dr. Benson is the author of Antiracism Phobia: Overcoming the Fear and Getting to Work and co-author of Unconscious Bias in Schools: A Developmental Approach to Exploring Race and Racism, both from Harvard Education Press. Drawing on research and practice, Dr. Benson developed a high-yield, three-pronged approach to addressing the racial bias that affects students of color.
“Anti-racism is the work of actively opposing racism by advocating for changes that promote racial equity in society.”Anti-Racism Leadership Institute
May 6, 2025In this episode of the Research to Practice Podcast, we go deep with Tony De La Rosa on Asian American representation in education.
May 6, 2025Dr. Tracey A. Benson sits down with Dr. Tuba Gezer to explore inclusive education and support for English learners.
May 6, 2025A conversation with Dr. Richard Ingersoll, Professor of Education and Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania.