AMY HUNTER & JENNIFER BLOME

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AMY HUNTER & JENNIFER BLOME WHAT IS POSSIBLE

Objectives Begin new dialogues on issues facing other communities Learn about issues in other communities and how to break down barriers Learn how to lead from where you are

Discussion Question 1 What do you think when you hear “Lucky Zip Codes” versus “Unlucky Zip Codes?” Possible Answers: I think people in all zip codes could do well if they apply themselves. I think we shouldn’t be oppressed based on the zip code we live in. I think education should be equivalent across all zip codes. I think lucky zip codes receive better resources and privileges than unlucky zip codes.

Discussion Question 2 If this phenomenon exists, what will it mean for our community? Possible Answers: It means that people will be treated differently by where they live. That’s not fair. It means that people, who can afford it, will move to better neighborhoods.

Discussion Question 3 Ferguson: What do you think when you hear the word? Possible Answers: I think of a community in pain. I think about racial conflict. I think that we made a hero out of a bad person. I think we illuminated the African American male experience with police. I think of protests. I think of riots and looting. I think of injustices. I think of civil disobedience.

Discussion Question 4 How will the impact of Ferguson change this community now and in the future? Possible Answers: It will encourage local residents to be more active in their community. It will give businesses opportunities to make a positive community impact. It will continue to focus attention on race and policing. It may start problems where there are no problems today.

Discussion Question 5 The video discusses “Us versus Them.” Please share your observations on the challenges and solutions. Possible Answers: I think starting in our families is a great idea. We need to address the inequities. Sometimes, people create their own situations. I think it means dividing into groups based on who thinks like I me and I think it’s embedded into our culture. I think it creates power struggles and doesn’t lead to better outcomes. I think it means working against one another, which negatively impacts an organization's profits.

Discussion Question 6 How can we better understand the experience of others? Possible Answers: We can show empathy for others. We can listen to others by seeking first to understand. We can show mutual respect.

Discussion Question 7 What can you do to create productive discussion across our differences? Possible Answers: I can learn how to listen to others with an open mind and a willingness to learn from others and respect differences. I can step outside my comfort zone. I can think critically about social life and question what I learned and make meaning from what I learned.

Objectives Begin new dialogues on issues facing other communities Learn about issues in other communities and how to break down barriers Learn how to lead from where you are

Thank you for participating!