Social Justice Scholar, Educator, and Facilitator

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If there ever is a time for multi-racial coalition building for social change,

It is Now.

It is us.

Welcome. I’m Dr. Alicia Wargo.

My work as a facilitator, writer, and researcher explores the relational conditions necessary for transformative social change.

Engage with my recent writing and research

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Interrupting whiteness in Social Justice Work: RCT Offers Us a Path

co-authored with Dr. Harriet Schwartz

Works in Progress Series

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Reimagining White Accountability for Social Change

Reimagining White Accountability for Social Change

Reimagining White Accountability for Social Change Reimagining White Accountability for Social Change

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Why do we need to reimagine White Accountability Spaces?

Many White accountability groups are built around good intentions, yet participants often struggle to sustain meaningful engagement over time that leads to changed behavior and actions. Conversations can become performative, intellectually disconnected from lived experience, or focused primarily on individual guilt rather than collective responsibility and relationship.

Drawing on Relational-Cultural Theory, critical race scholarship, and the lived experiences of White facilitators committed to racial justice, I explore what it means to reimagine White accountability spaces as communities rooted in humility, mutuality, curiosity, and connection.