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#WPC26CT

“Not everything that is faced can be changed,
but nothing can be changed until it is
faced.”

– James Baldwin

The White Privilege Conference (WPC)

Proven. Experienced. Action-Orientated.

Join us in Hartford, Connecticut, for the 26th WPC on March 26-29, 2025! Open to everyone, the conference brings together high school and college students, K-12 teachers, university faculty, social workers, counselors, non-profit staff, activists, healthcare workers, and members of spiritual, community, and corporate arenas.

 

With such diverse perspectives, WPC provides an opportunity for participants to discuss how white privilege, white supremacy, and oppression affect daily life, while giving strategies to address issues of privilege and oppression, and advance social and economic justice. We would love to have you be part of the WPC community.

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Conference & Hotel Information

Dates: March 26-29, 2025

 

Location:

Capital Campus of CT State Community College

950 Main Street
Hartford, CT 06103


Location for Keynotes:

Christ Church Cathedral

45 Church Street
Hartford, CT 06103

 

Lodging:
Main Hotel: DoubleTree by Hilton Hartford Downtown

315 Trumbull Street

Hartford, CT 06103


Overflow Hotel: Residence Inn Hartford Downtown

942 Main Street

Hartford, CT 06103

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Check back for registration information

KEYNOTES

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JESSICA CARE MOORE

THURSDAY

Playwright
Renowned Poet
Producer
Performance Artist

Black WOMEN Rock!
The Moore Art House
Moore Black Press

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OIYAN POON

FRIDAY

Race &
Education
Scholar & Author

College Admissions Futures Co-Lab

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OMEKONGO DIBINGA

FRIDAY LUNCHEON

Award-Winning
Leadership, Diversity, Inclusion & Antiracism Strategist
Author
Speaker

UPstander

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ROBIN DIANGELO

SATURDAY

Award-Winning Educator
Author
Coined “White Fragility”

University of Washington

Sponsors

SPONSORSHIP

The WPC provides a yearly forum for critical answers and actions related to diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, antiracism, and Moore. Attendees and presenters come from diverse spaces and places including corporate, non-profit, churches, schools, colleges, universities, and activists/artists. The WPC curriculum consists of all-day sessions, 90-minute workshops. To ensure our costs remain affordable, we rely on volunteers, sponsorships, donations, and #Moore. Support this critical community work through the following:

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Co-Conspirator: $25,000

Sustainer: $15,000

Stakeholder: $10,000

Collaborator: $7,500

Partner: $5,000

Connecting: $2,500

Respecting: $1,000

Understanding: $500

Ally: $250-$500

 

Other Funding Opportunities

Sponsor a High School Student: $325

Purchase an Exhibit Table: $250

Buy a Full-Page Ad on the Back Cover of the Program: $600

Buy a Full-Page Ad in the Program: $500

Buy a Half-Page Ad in the Program: $250

Make In-Kind Donations: Email Dr. Eddie Moore Jr.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)

WPC offers continuing education units for conference participants.

Information to come at a later date.

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#WeAreFamily

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