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Photo by Nina Wurtzel
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Dr. Sandra Chapman's (Dr. Chap) approach weaves together over 30 years as an educator, leader, and workshop facilitator. She draws on her scholarly work and research, her extensive professional work with varied organizations, and her passion for helping all community members feel a strong sense of belonging.
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Whether Dr. Chap is working one-on-one with a diversity practitioner, alongside a team to deliver a challenging conversation for their organization, she aims to design sessions that help each member of the community find their voice and work together to build a stronger and more inclusive community.
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“My biggest passion is to encourage others to become more involved in developing schools, communities and organizations and that are culturally competent and able to address the equity needs of diverse members.”
Latine Pride Project
$20.00
Latine Pride Project is an affirming narrative project focused on supporting self-awareness and community action during Latine Pride Month, September 15-October 15, 2023.
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Dr. Chap’s work is rooted in her belief that, through teamwork, we can;
Learn more about the equity, diversity, and community needs of your environment; Discuss and discover the foundational research needed to address community needs; Create conversations that support individuals where they are and confront barrier issues to build inclusive communities; Create actionable steps towards building stronger inclusive communities. |
We're in this together. Valued friends and clients.
" Racial-Ethnic Identity Development is a HUGE topic and we were thankful that one of our favorite collaborators in this work, Dr. Sandra “Chap” Chapman, agreed to lead this overview of racial-ethnic identity models — how and why they were developed, and how to use them to understand our own racial-ethnic identity journeys and to support the happy, healthy and just development of the children in our lives." – EmbraceRace co-founders, Melissa Giraud and Andrew Grant-Thomas.