An accurate narrative in the national conversation on race.
Your space for an open, honest conversation on race in the United States of America
Creating understanding through conversation
Dialogue on Race started in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, through community conversations. Founder and current President/CEO, Maxine Crump, saw the difficulty people had in talking about race, despite their desire to. She created an award-winning series, the Dialogue on Race Original series, that allows participants to lean into an uncomfortable topic and talk about race, learning at one’s own pace, together with others.
Companies and Organizations all across the United States bring Dialogue on Race programs to their employees and communities due to its unique approach found nowhere else!
Join the National Dialogue
The Original Series
Explore the foundations with the Dialogue on Race Original Series. It is ideal for anyone new to the conversation or seeking expanded insights into systemic racism. This four-week series creates a space for open, honest participation in the national conversation on race.
Programs for Organizations
Tailored dialogues for organizations focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion. Beyond mere training, these sessions create a supportive environment for active participation across all organizational levels, promoting an open, honest approach.
Support the Dialogue
Where race is often left out, Dialogue on Race brings race into the conversation and links the throughline of the historical foundation of racism to today. Support Dialogue by expanding these conversations in communities across the United States of America.
Talk IS Action: A PSA from Dialogue on Race Louisiana
Open, honest dialogues can end institutional racism! Silence allows discrimination to thrive, but engaging in conversation disrupts it. Dialogue on Race provides the space for these supportive conversations, focusing on the systems and structures that have upheld racism in the United States.
“Talk is the first step in creating change at the institutional level. We’re not just talking to one another—we’re learning about the systems that perpetuate inequality.”
Jasmine P., Boston, MA
Watch the PSA to learn how you can join the conversation and take action!