Library Resources with erasure
Amidst racial violence, there are things that NVC can offer. And there are places where NVC culture needs to be more vigilant. Here are examples of where, amidst incredible loss and pain, "allies" and communities commonly (and often unknowingly) create false equivalences, minimization and re-injure those who've been historically marginalized -- even when they offer empathy, or aim to stay "safe". Read on to cultivate greater understanding and ways to respond differently.
Additional Info
- Skill Level All Skill Levels
- Duration 23 - 34 minutes
- Date Added 06/2020
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Premium Members
N/A
- Payee Roxy Manning
- Points 7
- Multi Trainer Num 1
- Advanced Skill Level
- Roxy Manning
- Roxanne Manning
- Intermediate Skill Level
- Beginner Skill Level
- All Skill Levels
- equity
- privilege
- power
- social change
- justice
- systemic
- impact
- social responsibility
- dominant culture
- norms
- equality
- oppression
- myth
- Introductory Skill Level
- erasure
- minority
- Black Lives Matter
- social movement
- prejudice
- marginalization
- microaggressions
- BIPOC
- POC
- people of color
- police
- false equivalence
- minimization
- NVC culture
- status quo
- ally
- bias
- empathy
- intervention
- bystander
- complicit
- fragility
- solidarity
- enemy images
- race
- NVC & Society
One way to understand trauma is it means we got a blow greater than our nervous system can tolerate – then we move into hyperarousal, and then hypoarousal or dissociation. This cycle can continue long after. Here, we're not able to fully process emotional cues, information, our body, and others. It's important we consider re-writing the cultural paradigm of separation so that our trauma doesn't get marginalized.
Additional Info
- Skill Level Intermediate Skill Level
- Duration 9 - 14 minutes
- Date Added 02/2020
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Premium Members
N/A
- Payee Sarah Peyton
- Points 3
- Multi Trainer Num 1