Each program is designed to advance racial equity through an intentional focus on issues facing Black, Indigenous and People of Color. All of our programs are accredited by the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET) for Continuing Education Units (CEUs). CORA’s fully online programs bring decades of research and experience in advancing the education of minoritized students in K-12 and postsecondary education.
TRENDING COURSES
Your chance to learn how to serve historically under-represented and underserved students in education.
RESOURCES
CORA connects you with relevant resources including research publications, books, and other media to support the development of intentionally designed and equity-minded policy and practice at your institution.
EXPERT FACULTY
Get professional education from experienced faculty, researchers and administrators from across the country.
CERTIFICATION
Upon successful completion of one of our IACET accredited certificate courses, receive a certificate of completion showing your achievement.
INTENTIONAL FOCUS ON ANTIRACIST DESIGN
POPULAR COURSES
$200.00
Supporting Men of Color in the Community College
Frank Harris III, J. Luke Wood
$200.00
Teaching Men of Color in the Community College
Frank Harris III, J. Luke Wood
Free
Black Minds Matter
J. Luke Wood, Donna Ford
$200.00
Unconscious Bias
J. Luke Wood
$200.00
Teaching Boys and Young Men of Color
Frank Harris III, J. Luke Wood
$200.00
Racial Microaggressions
J. Luke Wood
$200.00
Course Design for Racial Equity
Frank Harris III, Sim Barhoum
$200.00
$200.00
Best Practices For Teaching in the Community College
J. Luke Wood, Sim Barhoum
Free
Racelighting
Frank Harris III, J. Luke Wood
WHO ARE CORA COURSES FOR?
If you’re a faculty or an educational support staff interested in supporting the success of minoritized students in your class or on your campus, then these online courses are for you. By enrolling in any of our courses, you can set yourself up as an advocate for transformative change within your classroom and beyond.
CENTER ACHIEVEMENTS
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Certified Students
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
After successful completion of our online courses, you will be able to develop and implement strategies and approaches to connect with historically underrepresented and underserved students, foster a positive learning environment, refine and explore teaching practices, mitigate the impact of stereotypes associated with historically underrepresented and underserved students, and identify and minimize the impact of bias in education.
Noah
The Black Lives Matter zoom sessions were all such a great resource and place to learn! Whether it was Dr. Smith sharing the framework of Racial Battle Fatigue or seeing Michael Brown Senior, it was such a great way to connect academic concepts with real world applications and context. I’m sure I will remember that experience for years to come, as it really did feel like a once in a lifetime thing.
Barbara Gormley
Associate Professor of Psychology - Governors State University
This course is well organized, easy to use, and thorough. Recommendations are based on extensive research and experience. Any higher education faculty can gain multicultural competence as teachers by participating in this program. Amazing presenters handled complicated and provocative questions during live sessions with grace, skill, and insight. Thank you!
Michelle Gonzales
English Instructor/Basic Skills Coordinator - Las Positas College
CORA training is as essential a training as there is for teachers teaching in the community college system because it focuses on teaching men of color and all the ways they are misunderstood and our assumptions about them. And what I learned will help me be a better teacher to all students, which is bonus added.
Jacob L. Adams
History Instructor - City College of San Francisco
The lessons I learned taking this program can be applied to all students. It made me reflect on my approach and understand what I’m doing right or wrong. All community college instructors, especially those that teach in racially diverse areas, should take this course. It will make you a better instructor.
Dr. Christine Schultz
Professor, Political Science & Chair, Department of Philosophy and Social Science - Santa Monica College
As an instructor with over three decades of experience, I was surprised to find out how little I know about teaching men of color. The CORA training altered many of my preconceptions and gave me excellent tips to use in my classroom. Thank you CORA.