The Southern Anti-Racism Network (SARN) project originates from the Challenging White Supremacy (CWS) Workshop On-Line. The CWS Workshop online was a year long virtual learning experience to "find, recruit, motivate and educate" anti-racist activists throughout the US. When the on-line workshop ended in December 1998, approximately 20 Southern participants in 7 states formed SARN. SARN activists committed to expanding the network to include 40 activists in 10 states by June 1999.

SARN's Annual Meeting is scheduled for October 15-17, 2001.  Click on the Registration button for more details!

The weekend of June 25-27, 1999 activists in the network met at Highlander Research andEducation Center to learn and plan ways to broaden and deepen the network of anti-racist activists working together into the new millennium. 

Project South based in Atlanta is the fiscal sponsor for the Southern Anti-Racism Network (SARN).  You may send your tax deductible contributions to:
Project South/SARN, PO Box 52731, Durham, NC 27717.
For more information, contact Theresa El-Amin.

The coordinator for SARN is Theresa El-Amin in Durham, NC. Additional co-facilitators are John Lindsay of Lexington, KY and Helen Rivas of Birmingham, AL.