Re-Commit
Wherever you are on your antiracist/antibias journey, grow your skills and deepen your experience.
Re-Spond
Learn more about The ReCenter facilitators
and their devotion to anti-ractist work.
Re-Connect
The work is ongoing. We invite you to reach out and let us know what you are curious about.
Real Practitioner Reviews
“The lessons that sink in for me in spending time with Lo and Reya during these workshops are in observing your in-between language, responses, humanity, etc — you model a way of being that I’ve never seen before that carries lessons I’ve been craving for so long.”
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IRIS CUTLER
Acupuncturist, Administrator, Change Agent
“I learned from you how important “somatic embodiment" is for the deeper work. After 50 years of writing/teaching/speaking on race, this course stretched me to consider the necessity of bringing the body into the work I do.”
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GARY HOWARD
Author, Speaker, Legend
“The series with Lo and Reya is one beginning of a lifelong journey, something that could feel intimidating and overwhelming yet the way in which they teach us about the anti-racist work makes this journey nourishing rather than punitive.”
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CHAUNCEY O’DELL
Death Doula, Mental Health Practitioner, Listener
T H E R E C E N T E R ‘ S
A N T I B I A S P R A C T I T I O N E R
M E N T O R S H I P P R O G R A M
Lo and Reya are now accepting applications for this year’s Mentorship Program.
3 months of a custom process for where you are at in your work and where you want to go.
Includes the following:
Three 90min monthly sessions (one per month) with both Lo & Reya.
Two 30 minutes sessions (one with Lo and one with Reya) depending on our expertise and what is needed.
Development of your authentic professional plan as an antiracist practitioner.
Access to our ongoing Field Guides community meetings, events and classes.
“As medical professionals, in a country experiencing a contemporary state of great social unrest and divisiveness, we are called to critically reassess our oath to do no harm. In my experiential understanding, we can apply the lens of East Asian Medicine to critically assess the root and branch of this harm.”
– Reya Born