Injustice weighs especially heavy right now.
Tales from the East Side is the narrative cornerstone of Way Outta No Way because the human impacts of systemic racism are real and embedded in lived experience. It is hard to face, sometimes–but we must grasp those impacts with clarity and knowledge.
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We are thrilled to announce a free, four-part workshop series led by Way Outta No Way’s creator, renowned scholar @proftriciarose.bsky.social, presented by Gathering Ground.

The series kicks off this Friday, Oct 3rd, from 10a – 1p (ET). Use the link below to register and secure your spot today!

I’ve spent a decade researching systemic racism, and I am struck with awe by the power of Black cultural resilience.

This is why #WayOuttaNoWay includes Spirit Stays Free: a collection of conversations with Black artists and activists. I hope they inspire you as they do me!

#BlackSky #AcademicSky

Baltimore is seeing a historic drop in violent crime rates. How? Essentially, they’re now taking a “comprehensive” (i.e. systems) approach. Investing in young people helps everyone!

Watch the video for my takeaways.

#BlackSky #AcademicSky

Byronn Bain talks to @proftriciarose.bsky.social about our need for a vision of the future.
What’s your vision? Tell us in the comments.

Watch more videos of Black artists and activists who inspire us with that freedom spirit on the #SpiritStaysFree pg of #WayOuttaNoWay

#SystemicRacism #Resilience

What is #WayOuttaNoWay?

A dynamic web-based experience that blends a systems analysis of racism with compelling character-driven stories, supported by rigorous research.

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#WayOuttaNoWay is a dynamic web-based experience that brings to life @proftriciarose.bsky.social‬’s systems analysis of how racism works, and demonstrates the power of Black life and culture to originate rich modes of human resistance and resilience.