Stop Racism in its Tracks.

Interrupting Racism for Children (IRFC) educates and moves individuals to action to stop racism in its tracks, creating a future where children thrive and race does not predict their life outcomes.

IRFC is a two-day, interactive workshop where Indy-area community members and
leaders have the opportunity to feel, heal and grow with one another to confront racism.
Participants leave the workshop with a greater sense of their own power and tools on
how to interrupt the key elements designed to keep racism in place.

Click to view Frequently Asked Questions for Interrupting Racism for Children.

Interrupting Racism for Children Workshop participants will be expected to follow these COVID-19 Workshop Health and Safety Guidelines throughout the duration of the workshop:

1. Any participants or others who have traveled outside the U.S. in the past 21 days cannot attend the workshop.
2. Masks will be available for participants who don’t provide their own.
3. Practice social distancing by staying 6 feet apart.
4. Wash hands often or use hand sanitizer.
5. Avoid touching your face or sharing personal items.
6. Use a tissue or cough in the sleeve .
7. Serve boxed lunches or prepackaged snacks.
8. Respect the socially distanced seating arrangements.
9. Any participants who has any of these symptoms – fever, shortness of breath, dry cough, etc. cannot attend a workshop until they have been symptom free for at least 72 hours AND at least 14 days have passed since they experienced having symptoms.
10. Any participants who have tested positive for COVID-19 or been exposed to others with COVID-19 or experience any COVID symptoms cannot attend the workshop until they have received  A negative COVID-19 test and have been symptom free for at least 72 hours and at least 14 days have passed since they experienced having symptoms. Wearing a Personal Protection mask is mandatory and will be in force each day of the workshop, except when eating or drinking.

At Child Advocates, we believe it is imperative to work toward an anti-racist community for everyone. As leaders for children and for anti-racist organizations, we have a job to do to dismantle systemic racism, especially for our children’s sake – but we cannot do it alone. If you would like to support this work, you may designate a donation to the Interrupting Racism for Children program.