◦ How can I participate in your programs?

◦ Can I arrange a training session for my organization?

◦ How much does each program cost, how long are they, how many CEUs do they each give?

◦ I want to attend further training with Healing Our Nation, but my workplace or organization may not sponsor me. how can i arrange for further training?

◦ I would like to participate in further Healing Our Nation training, but I cannot get time off from work. Are there weekend seminars?

◦ Who developed Healing Our Nation programs?

How can I participate in your programs?
There are two ways that you can participate in our programs. Your group can organize a HON program for your constituency or they may come to a national HON program organized by HON.
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Can I arrange a training session for my organization?
To arrange a training session for your organization, you will need ten to twenty participants. Contact our Marketing Director. We would be happy to work out the details.
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How much does each program cost, how long are they, and how many CEUs do they give?
Course 101, Understanding Prejudice and Race is a 30-hour training session, given over a 4-day period, costs a participant $675 (Three CEUs at $225 per credit hour).

I want to attend further training with Healing Our Nation, but my workplace or organization may not sponsor me. how can I do further training?
Healing Our Nation offers regional and national programs that are open to everyone. Should your particular organization expect individuals to seek additional training on their own initiative, HON can usually offer several time and location choices. Our Marketing Director will be delighted to help you hookup with additional programs.
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I would like to participate in further Healing Our Nation training, but I cannot get time off from work. Are there weekend seminars?
Yes. We arrange weekend training for those who cannot come during the regular workweek.
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Who developed Healing Our Nation programs?
A woman named Rita Starr has spent 27 years researching, writing, and piloting the HON programs to help people recognize and overcome prejudice and the resulting discriminatory behavior.
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