1. When is the summit?

The summit will start on Monday, February 1st at 10 AM (CST) and end at 4 PM (CST) on Wednesday, February 3rd.

2. Do I have to participate all three days?

To get the most value out of the summit and to receive your certificate, yes. You can also get the recordings for $99, and watch the parts you've missed or use them as a valuable asset for your company's DEI trainings.  

3. Why a full three days?

This summit is for people who are ready to take the next step - a deeper dive into their leadership practice. The work is thorough and will require time for participants to experience the change! Three days is a lot of time, but it is all content that people can apply right away. It's a proper conference experience, not just webinar. And think of it this way-this is three decades of knowledge being condensed down into three days!

4. Where can I buy a ticket?

We're managing our ticket sales at Deanna's On-line Store: click here!

5. How much does the summit cost?

Until December 1, 2020, we're offering an early bird special at $97. We are also offering the summit's video recordings for just $99. See the details above.

6. Is there a discount for groups?

Yes! You can get a 10% discount for 10 tickets or more.

7. I want to do more than attend - where can I find sponsorship information?

Check out sponsorship opportunities here.

8. What do you mean by "ally?

To be an ally is to unite oneself to another to promote a common interest. In the context of this summit, we're seeking to train people who want to ally themselves with the fight for racial equality. The skills you'll learn during the event are transferable to movements toward equality for other discriminated groups, including women, people with disabilities, LGBTQIA folks, among others.

9. Who are the hosts?

Deanna Singh is a business consultant, speaker, and podcaster who is internationally recognized for her work in leadership, diversity, equity, and inclusion. Deanna helps her clients create more equitable and inclusive work environments and engage more authentically within their internal and external communities. A gifted communicator, she is a champion for marginalized communities through her work.

Justin Ponder is a professor who teaches courses on Ethnic Studies, African American Studies, and Ethnic Minority Literature. He has published in numerous journals and books on the issue of race and identity politics, exploring the ways to bridge the gap between who we are and who we must become to achieve a more equitable world for others. He has helped organizations and leaders consider connections between the historical past, the social present, and a more just future.

10. I'm already socially conscious -- why do I need to attend?

Whether you're new to the racial justice conversation or you've been aware of these issues for a long time, we can always expand our knowledge and toolset to be better and more intentional activists. Everyone has subconscious biases. Without recognizing and accepting them, we can’t work toward changing them. It’s not enough for us to be “not racist” at a conscious or cognitive level -- we have to become actively anti-racist if we’re going to achieve equality.

11. What do I need to participate in the summit?

An internet connection and openness -- that's it.

12. How can I prepare for the summit?

Once you register, we'll send you some resources you can review before the summit starts.