Title A race is a nice thing to have / Microtraining Associates presents ; Janet E. Helms interviewed by Allen E. Ivey

Published Framingham, MA : Microtraining Associates, ©2008

Click on the following:
Academic Video Online
Counseling and therapy in video
Counseling and therapy in video

Copies

Description 1 online resource (1 streaming video file (53 min.)) : sound, color Series Counseling and therapy in video Contents Introduction -- Meaning of race in society -- Social class is not race -- Who needs a color-blind society? -- I'm not colored! -- But what color am I? -- Recognizing racism -- Model of white racial identity development -- Contact -- Disintegration -- Reintegration -- Pseudo-independent -- Emersion/Immersion -- Autonomy -- Using racial identity schemas to understand daily events-- Credits Summary In this film, Allen E. Ivey interviews Janet E. Helms on her involvement in the multicultural and social justice movements. Her principal contribution is to help people think beyond racial or ethnic categories. The chief objective of her work is to assist people with identifying how assigning people to categories can lead to psychological constructs that have profound implications for their psychology and quality of life Notes Print version record Subject Racism -- United States Race awareness -- United States African Americans -- Race identity. White people -- Race identity -- United States African Americans -- Race identity. Race awareness. Race relations. Racism. White people -- Race identity. SUBJECT United States -- Race relations. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85140494 Subject United States. Genre/Form Video recordings. Video recordings. Vidéos. Form Streaming video Author Helms, Janet E Ivey, Allen E Microtraining Associates.

  Permalink