Glenance Green
Glenance Green is a writer, researcher, community organizer, filmmaker, and content creator who uses various art forms and strategies as tools of healing and liberation for systemic change. She is the Co-Founder of the Black Researchers Collective, a collective of Black researchers equipping communities with research tools to be more civically engaged and policy informed. Glenance is the author of Shades of Green, an anthology of poetry and prose, and has written, directed, and/or produced over 10 films. Keenly focused on institutionalizing racial equity, she serves on the Equity Advisory Council for the City of Chicago.
Presentations from Facing Race 2022
Decolonizing Research Practices with the Black Researchers Collective
Black Researchers Collective is focused on building self-sustaining, thriving Black communities by leveraging research strategies and practices in service of racial equity. Born on the south side of Chicago, the mission of the Black Researchers Collective is to equip communities with research tools to be more civically engaged and policy informed. Open to people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds, this session is intended to interactively train conference participants with research tools that they can use for civic activation and policy change. It is intended for folks who desire to be more deeply invested in the long-term improvement of their communities but may be unsure where or how to start. Exploring organizing and movement-building techniques, participants will learn how to identify and take a policy-relevant issue from ideation to a plan of action, using research tools as a capacity-building strategy for parents, organizers, grassroots leaders, and advocates.
Speakers: Glenance Green