Cambio Integral Latine Challenges Workshop, Oct 1-2, 2026—Hosted by CARA

Please note:: We believe that financial barriers should not stand in the way of racial equity leadership and community building. Scholarships may be available for this workshop–see FAQs below and contact [email protected] for more information. Workshop Description Latine Challenges Toward Racial Justice is a two-day workshop for people who live in or work with Latine communities and who seek to end racial inequities in our institutions and end racism in our society. Latine Challenges engages participants in a critical analysis of how racism disempowers Latino, Latina, Latine people and communities, and undermines cross-racial antiracism efforts. This workshop offers insights into the social, cultural, political, and economic backdrop of race and racism in Latin America that shapes our people’s collective identity and circumstance in the US today. Cambio Integral and CARA encourage prospective registrants to complete a Racial Equity Institute (REI) Phase I two-day workshop before attending Latine Challenges Toward Racial Justice, as the content builds upon REI's race analysis. CARA's workshop page includes upcoming training dates and is updated as additional workshops are confirmed. If you have not attended an REI training previously, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] to discuss your options. ACCFB & Chabot College Affiliates Staff and affiliates of Alameda County Community Food Bank (ACCFB) and Chabot College, including students, may be eligib.e for sponsored, no-cost registration, subject to seat availability. To check availability, please contact us at [email protected]. We will connect your request directly with the event sponsor for follow-up.your inquiry to the workshop sponsor for follow up. Time This workshop will go from 9:00am - 5:00pm PT on Thursday and Friday, October1-2, 2026. Sign-in and breakfast will start at 8:30am PT, so we encourage you to arrive and get settled during this period as the workshop will start right at 9:00am PT. This workshop is designed for participants to attend the FULL 2-day training as each part of the workshop builds on the pieces that come before. If you miss one piece of the workshop, you may miss the foundation for the rest of the experience. If you are unable to attend the full workshop, please look at for a future opportunity where you can attend the full workshop. Food A light breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be served both days of the workshop. You may want to bring your own water bottle as well during the workshop. Attire Wear something you are comfortable in for the two days, keeping in mind that you may want to consider layered options in case you feel too warm or too cold. Devices We ask that you do not use your devices such as your phone or laptop during the workshop as it can be distracting to other participants. If you would like to take notes, we prefer you do it by hand over using a device for this reason. There will be breaks during the workshop, so feel free to use those devices during those times. Location Chabot College, 25555 Hesperian Boulevard, Hayward, CA 94545 Building 400 (see campus map below), Room 455 Parking Public parking is available in Student Lot B shown on campus map below for $3 per day. Permits are required. More information: https://www.chabotcollege.edu/safety/parking/permit-daily.php Public Transportation Public transportation to Chabot College is available via AC Transit and BART. About Cambio Integral Cambio Integral offers workshops, training, and services to community organizers, social activists, cultural workers, educators and students, helping professionals, institutional leaders, public policy makers, business managers, workers, and others concerned with racial equity, social justice who are committed to deep cultural changes throughout our society. About CARA The California Anti-Racism Alliance (CARA) is a network of people committed to building collective power and advancing racial equity in California who share a historical, cultural, and structural analysis of racism and inequity as alumni and partners of the Racial Equity Institute (REI) and the Groundwater Institute (GWI).