Dr. Christine Harrison

Anti-racism & Equity Researcher

Christine Schwyn Harrison, Ph.D. As a racially conditioned whited woman, Christie is a seasoned anti-racism
and equity researcher, consultant, executive coach, advisor, and facilitator at the Center for the Healing of Racism
(CFHR) in Houston, TX.

While dedicated in her research to youth and adult development, through the CFHR, Christie supports whited
individuals and executive leadership teams in their journeys to understand systemic and individual forms of racism;
its impact on their lives, communities, and business success. She is also a Fellow at the Institute for Social Justice at
Fielding Graduate University and an advisor for anti-racism leadership programs. Developing stamina and courage
among whited folks for individual and systemic corrective action against racism is where Christie’s passion lies.

All Sessions by Dr. Christine Harrison

  • General Session 3


  • XI
    A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa dialogue room concept is what makes The People’s Gathering unique. It creates a structured and supportive environment for participants to explore and discuss their racial experiences, perspectives, and challenges. We form conversation groups around specific racial categories to deepen understanding, foster empathy, and build strategies for collective action toward racial equity. We are guided by the mantra – “put your oxygen mask on first – before you can help others.” Each room will be led by an experienced facilitator(s) who also “check the box” for that particular room and will guide conversations, encourage participation, and ensure a respectful and productive environment.
    Where
    White Room



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