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United to End Racism

A Project of Re-evaluation Counseling (RC)

United to End Racism (UER) is a group of people of all ages and backgrounds, in many different countries, who are dedicated to eliminating racism in the world. We understand that eliminating racism is necessary for humankind to progress. We are committed to ending racism and healing racial trauma, and we support the efforts of other groups to accomplish this goal.

The main work of UER is to illuminate the damage done to individuals by racism and to assist people to heal this trauma on an individual basis, using the resources and process of Re-evaluation Counseling.

Currently, UER is engaged in a major project focused on Healing Racial Trauma. We recognize that our efforts to interrupt and end racism will be impeded if we do not have resources and opportunities to heal the trauma caused by the continuing onslaught of racism.

UER offers spaces and support for Healing Racial Trauma to people involved in racial justice work. This is done in small group settings where individuals can use the tools for healing provided by UER. The healing work of UER supports people to become better able to:

interrupt racism in their daily lives,
free themselves from all of racism's effects,
heal racial trauma
take leadership,
form deep relationships across racial lines,
remove racism from our societies' institutions, and
support the work of other individuals and organizations in ending racism.

United to End Racism @
Selma Bridge
Crossing Jubilee

United to End Racism will be offering two workshops in Montgomery on Thursday and one at the Selma Library on Friday. Details below or download flyer here. We will also be offering Healing Racial Trauma listening sessions from 10:30am – 3:30pm at the Empowerment Village and at our table at the Selma Jubilee Street Festival. Look for our banner! (shown below)

THURSDAY, MARCH 5

9:30 – 11:30 AM

How We All Got Hurt by Racial Trauma and How We Heal
Legacy Museum
400 N Court St, Montgomery, AL 36104

1:30 – 3:30 PM

How We All Heal from Racial Trauma:
Sharing Deep Listening for Empowerment
Legacy Museum
400 N Court St, Montgomery, AL 36104

FRIDAY, MARCH 6

9:30 AM – 12 PM

Details listed soon.

1:30 – 3:30 PM

Today’s Manifestations of Jim Crow:
How We Join Together to Heal Racial Trauma
Selma Dallas County Public Library
Adult Ed GED room
1103 Selma Ave, Selma, AL 36703

SATURDAY, MARCH 7

10:30 AM – 3:30 PM

Healing Racial Trauma listening sessions
at the Empowerment Village and
Selma Jubilee Street Festival

Virtual listening sessions will be held after the Jubilee. If you’re interested in joining, fill out the contact form.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT UER

• Full Description • Basic Theory

• Racism, Genocide, and Care of the Environment

Handouts

• Flyer • The Work of UER

• The Role of White People in Ending Racism

• Internalized Racism • Translations

• How to Begin UER Counseling Sessions

Activity Outlines

• Gather-In • Day-Long Workshop

• Resources for Workshops • Racism and Climate Change

Activities

UER AT THE 60TH SELMA JUBILEE

United to End Racism was at the Selma Jubilee March 6 - 9, 2025 to honor those who walked the Pettus Bridge 60 years ago and to signal our intention to carry on the work those soldiers so courageously and honorably engaged. Our delegation of ten people did many listening sessions to heal racial trauma throughout the weekend. Here you can see our flyer and poster