This online course is the first in a three-part series that explores racism’s complexities and the path toward unity through the Bahá’í Framework for Action. This framework, rooted in decades of global community building and social action, provides a lens to address systemic issues, highlighting principles like oneness and justice. This course will center Blackness as pivotal to understanding race relations and foreground Latine and Indigenous perspectives to address broader racialized experiences and collective healing. Spread across sixteen weeks, students will examine key elements of the framework, engage with relevant discourses, and apply their learning in their communities in the course project to foster unity and healing. The course focuses on process and coherence, avoiding a deficit framing of communities, centering instead on the telling of their own stories and experiences in pursuit of humanity’s oneness. This journey seeks to understand racism and actively contribute to its elimination. Participants will build the capacity to contribute to race-related discourses in their academic work, lived experiences, and community-building efforts.