The Marks-Osborne Group LLC

05/09/2021

02/07/2021

Today was a fabulous day. I went for a demure look as I presented "The Language of Race" the first workshop in a four-part series called "The Active Accomplice: Lessons in Anti-Racism".

Disruspting racism isn't easy work, but it is WORTHY work. It is the work that I have been purposed to do. Anti-racism is INTENTIONAL work. Anti-racism is gritty. It forces you to confront what you've tried to ignore. It must be personal before it can be communal.

Join me for any or all of the remaining workshops this month:
02/13: Disrupting the Institution of Racism
02/20: Disrupting Respectability & Identity Politics
02/27: Disrupting Misogynoir

All workshops are $59 each. Register at https://theactiveaccomplice.eventbrite.com.

01/05/2021

It's my inaugural workshop series of 2021! Spend Saturdays in Black History Month with me, moving beyond allyship to being an in demolishing systemic, institutional, and structural racism. We're going to have timely information, poignant conversation, and actionable items that promote anti-racism, equity, and restorative justice.

Best part? It's all virtual!

Register TODAY at https:/theactiveaccomplice.eventbrite.com.

$197 (4 workshops) // $59 (Individual workshop)

06/17/2020

I was honored to be interviewed for the Howard County Library's award-winning HiJinx podcast to discuss anti-racism. Take a listen, if you are so inclined. Right after my interview is an interview with Tonya Aikens, the powerful Black woman who is the CEO of the Howard County Library System.

https://hclibrary.org/community-education/hijinx/

Episode 34: Libraries Stand Against Racism. In this episode, we hear from Michelle Marks-Osborne, an Inclusion & Equity Expert. Michelle coaches, trains, and speaks publicly to help individuals and organizations facilitate changes to exercise anti-racism. Her ability to handle diverse interact