For further information on the following contact the Stir Fry Seminars and Consulting. The Color of Fear. An award winning documentary shown on the Oprah Winfrey Show, is a ground-breaking film about the state of race relations in America as sen through the eyes of eight men of various ethnicities. Working from a psychological viewpoint, The Color of Fear examines the effects that racism has had on each of the men. One by one, the men reveal the pain and scars that racism has caused them, the defense mechanisms they use to survive, their fears of each other, and their hopes and visions for a multicultural society.
Participants learn to facilitate film and the post- film discussion.
Documents how racism changed the lives of six Asian American men, and their journey toward reclaiming their dignity and heritage. The men share anguish, anger and their struggle for acknowledgment. This seminar is an opportunity for individuals, educators, facilitators, trainers, and other professionals to explore their won personal issues concerning race, conflict, anger, grief, and internalized action. Working from a transformational and collaborative perspective, the goal of this workshop is to learn how to develop multicultural alliances through the use of role plays, dialogues, reflective listening, ethnic wisdom circles, and holistic conflict facilitation techniques. This workshop most closely resembles the storytelling and dialogue circle seen in The Color of Fear.