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W O R K S H O P

Let’s Talk Friends

Ninety minutes for teams to have honest conversations about race, grounded in story rather than shame.

The Experience

A guided dialogue that fosters learning through storytelling.

We ask you to…

  • bring paper and pen for a mini drawing exercise

  • have the courage to share your truth

  • be compassionately curious about others’ perspectives

  • embrace discomfort and empower yourself to choose

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W H A T   P A R T I C I P A N T S   S A Y

  • "We don’t always get to have these conversations and sit-downs where shame isn't at the center of learning."

  • "People are often terrified of how to have conversations about race. Betty brought a different kind of experience that is warm, accessible, and enriching while gracefully embracing that these talks can also be uncomfortable."

  • "Hearing others’ stories helped me realize the assumptions I had about community and connection. "

  • “This workshop gave me a foundation to explore how race shaped my relationships. It opened my eyes in a way that felt different from other conversations I’ve had.

Who This Is For

  • Individuals who want to understand how race affects their personal and professional relationships

  • Organizations looking to break down barriers for authentic connection

  • Affinity groups looking for a safe space to have nuanced reflections

Let’s Explore Together

Examples of questions that have come up in past discussions.

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Motivational quote on a textured beige and white background: 'Ask yourself what does belonging look like?', credited to @coachbettychan.
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MEET YOUR FACILITATOR

Betty Chan

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Betty creates conversations that bring people closer. Her workshops blend raw introspection with decisive action, fostering a space where authenticity thrives.

She encourages participants to shed assumptions, deepen their trust, and boldly define their future.

Central to her approach is the idea that by taking ownership of who we are, we set in motion a ripple of positive change that reshapes our inner worlds and the communities we touch.

About Betty

Workshop Details

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  • 1.5 hours

    Highly recommend to buffer 30 minutes after workshop for folks to process on their own time.

  • Virtually hosted over Zoom.

    Depending on the number of attendees, breakout rooms may be part of the experience to support intimate conversations.

  • Please bring:

    • Paper

    • Pen, pencil, or marker

  • $3,500 for up to 15 participants.

    Discounts are available for multiple workshops.

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