The Inner Work of Racial Justice: Healing Ourselves and Transforming Our Communities Through Mindfulness
Mindfulness can help us with a lot of the really subtle difficulties of doing the work that must be done to dismantle patterns and habits that draw us to reinvest in segregation.
Videos
Rhonda speaks throughout the world about mindfulness and how it relates to:
Social Justice
Law
Transformational & Ethical Leadership
ColorInsight: Race & Racism
Education
Podcasts
The Metta Hour with Sharon Salzberg
Dan Harris’ Ten Percent Happier
Mindful.org’s Point of View Podcast
The Resilient Lawyer with Jeena Cho
Hack the Process
Read Rhonda’s Articles
Rhonda V. Magee, The Way of ColorInsight, Georgetown Law Journal of Modern Critical Race Perspectives
Educating Lawyers to Meditate, University of Missouri-Kansas City Law Review
How Mindfulness Can Defeat Racial Bias, Greater Good Science Center
Life Experience and Cognitive Science Deepen the Case for Mindfulness and Law, American Bar Association Journal,
Mindfulness Plays a Role in Educating Lawyers to Confront Racism
Martin Luther Jr. Offers Insight Into Justice for All
Turning Toward Social Identity-Based Suffering
Reflections on the Heat this Summer
"You Plant Corn, You Get Corn: On Mindfulness and Racial Justice in Florida and Beyond," Florida Bar Journal
"Making the Case for Mindfulness and Law," NWLawyer Bar Journal:
More Books About Mindfulness, Law, Race, and Social Justice
“Community-Engaged Mindfulness and Social Justice: An Inquiry and Call to Action,” in HANDBOOK OF MINDFULNESS: CULTURE, CONTEXT AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT, Ron Purser (ed.) (Springer, 2016).
“Teaching Law to Transform: Mindfulness-Based Learning Communities as Incubators of Social Justice through Law,” in TRANSFORMING JUSTICE, Marjorie Silver (ed.) (Carolina Press, forthcoming 2017).
“Teaching Mindfulness With Mindfulness of Diversity,” in RESOURCES FOR TEACHING MINDFULNESS: AN INTERNATIONAL HANDBOOK, Donald McCown and Diane Riebel (eds.) (Springer, 2016).
“Taking and Making Refuge in Racial [Whiteness] Awareness and Racial Justice Work,” in BUDDHISM AND WHITENESS: CRITICAL REFLECTIONS, George Yancy and Emily McRae (ed.) (Lexington Books, 2019).
“Teaching Newly Essential Knowledge, Skills and Values in a Changing World: Intercultural Effectiveness,” (co-authored with Mary A. Lynch, Robin Boyle & Antoinette Sedillo Lopez) Chapter 6 in BUILDING ON BEST PRACTICES: TRANSFORMING LEGAL EDUCATION FOR A CHANGING WORLD (Matthew Bender & Company, 2015).
“Mindfulness and the Renewal of Legal Education,” NEW DIRECTIONS FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING: CONTEMPLATIVE STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION, no. 134, (Jossey Bass, 2013), 31.
“Contemplative Practice in Law: An Overview,” in Mirabai Bush (ed.) Contemplation Nation: How Ancient Practices are Changing the Way We Live (Fetzer 2011).