JASMINE · RUPTURE & REPAIR
What happens when things get uncomfortable?
Jasmine reflects on rupture, repair, and what the work felt like inside the group.
A GOOD PEOPLE PRACTICE EXPERIENCE
GOOD
GOOD
WHITE
PEOPLE.
YOU KNOW WHAT RACISM LOOKS LIKE. UNTIL IT LOOKS LIKE YOU.
You've read the books. Had the conversations. Challenged the racist relative. You know where you stand. Then somebody questions your intentions, challenges your authority, or makes you uncomfortable. Suddenly, everything you know has to become something you can actually do.
FIND YOUR 2027 COHORTJanuary · February · March 2027 cohorts now enrolling
When someone challenges your goodness, what happens to you?
Choose the response that feels most familiar. This isn't a test, and your answer isn't collected or sent anywhere. It only changes what appears below.
STAY WITH THAT
The work begins where certainty ends.
KNOWING ISN'T
THE SAME AS DOING.
You already know what you believe. Come find out what you do when the room gets uncomfortable.
This isn't another training.
GOOD WHITE PEOPLE is a four-week, live group practice for white people who accept that racism is real and want to examine how whiteness operates in their own interactions. The material isn't a slide deck. It's what unfolds between the people in the room.
WEDNESDAYS / LIVE FACILITATED PRACTICE
Watch the dynamics emerge.
Notice what happens when authority is questioned, someone disagrees, silence stretches, or the urge to rescue or explain takes over. Practice responding while the moment is still happening.
SUNDAYS / FACILITATOR-LED PEER PRACTICE
Keep the practice going.
Return to the group for facilitator-led peer practice and reflection. These sessions support continued engagement between Wednesday meetings and are distinct from the live facilitated sessions.
WHAT YOU'LL NOTICE
Your habits under pressure.
Approval-seeking. Defensiveness. Silence. Taking charge. Giving up authority. Trying to keep everybody comfortable. Notice which patterns appear for you and what they make possible—or prevent.
WHAT YOU'LL PRACTICE
Doing something different.
Staying present with discomfort. Naming what's happening. Listening without rushing to defend. Taking responsibility for your impact. Finding choices where old habits once took over.
03 / PEOPLE WHO WERE IN THE ROOM
They'd already read the books.
They'd already read the books.
This hit different.
“I've read the books, I've been trained in the right vocab but what Dr. June created is a one-of-a-kind experience.”
JASMINE KRAMER · COHORT 1
“I've read all the books, attended all the trainings, but this hit different.”
HILLARY HARRELL-MOECKLI · COHORT 1
KELLAN · STAYING WITH DISCOMFORT
Can you stay in the room?
Kellan reflects on discomfort and the practice of remaining engaged when the stakes feel personal.
Testimonials describe participants' experiences in the four-week GOOD WHITE PEOPLE Cohort 1. Individual experiences and outcomes vary.
I WANT TO BE IN THE ROOMChoose your room.
Each cohort is intentionally small, with six participants preferred and a maximum of eight. Wednesday live sessions and Sunday facilitator-led peer practice are part of the four-week experience.
January 2027
Wednesdays:
January 6, 13, 20, 27
6:30–7:45 PM Central
Sunday facilitator-led peer practice:
January 10, 17, 24, 31
6:30–7:30 PM Central
February 2027
Wednesdays:
February 10, 17, 24; March 3
6:30–7:45 PM Central
Sunday facilitator-led peer practice:
February 14, 21, 28; March 7
6:30–7:30 PM Central
March 2027
Wednesdays:
March 17, 24, 31; April 7
6:30–7:45 PM Central
Sunday facilitator-led peer practice:
March 21, 28; April 4, 11
6:30–7:30 PM Central
All cohorts: Wednesday live sessions 7:30–8:45 PM Eastern / 6:30–7:45 PM Central / 4:30–5:45 PM Pacific. Sunday facilitator-led peer practice 7:30–8:30 PM Eastern / 6:30–7:30 PM Central / 4:30–5:30 PM Pacific.
Apply to join the room.
Select your preferred cohort below. Applications are reviewed before acceptance.
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Before you enter the room.
Is this a lecture or a course?
No. GOOD WHITE PEOPLE is a facilitated, here-and-now group practice. The group's interactions become material for learning, reflection, and different choices.
Do I need to have read particular books?
No required reading is listed for enrollment. You do need to be willing to participate, examine your own behavior, and stay engaged when the work gets uncomfortable.
What's the difference between Wednesdays and Sundays?
Wednesdays are live facilitated sessions. Sundays are facilitator-led peer practice sessions.
How do I secure a seat?
Submit your application, receive an acceptance decision, and follow the enrollment instructions.
You know what
you believe.
Come see what you do.
January, February, and March 2027 cohorts · Limited seats