30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

Race & Equity Training:  How to BE Anti-Racist!   Mon. Feb. 1, 7pm-8:30pm

Select date and register online ($40) to receive zoom link. 

Ranice Innocent, educator and trainer with Let’s Do Work, is offering training to learn ways to build awareness around racial injustice and inequities to become anti-racist.  Will review “cultural competency” pillars; identify cultural filters, stereotypes and biases; discuss intent vs. impact, implicit bias; and “why” in walking with racial equity & an anti-racist lens. Contact Ranice at ranicei@yahoo.com with any questions.

30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

What: Live streaming of The Wild, followed by panel discussion on the future of wild salmon - from Alaska's Bristol Bay to the Snake River.

RSVP to watch: BackboneCampaign.org/thewild

Admission is by donation. Panelists include Carl Wassilie, Sam Mace, Mark Titus and Eric Frith!

What: Live streaming of The Wild, followed by panel discussion on the future of wild salmon - from Alaska's Bristol Bay to the Snake River.

RSVP to watch: BackboneCampaign.org/thewild

Admission is by donation. Panelists include Carl Wassilie, Sam Mace, Mark Titus and Eric Frith!

What: Live streaming of The Wild, followed by panel discussion on the future of wild salmon - from Alaska's Bristol Bay to the Snake River.

RSVP to watch: BackboneCampaign.org/thewild

Admission is by donation. Panelists include Carl Wassilie, Sam Mace, Mark Titus and Eric Frith!

30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

Converge Media invites you to tune in for a very special one on one discussion between Trae Holiday and Ashley McGirt, MSW about suicide and mental health in the Black community. Often times the topic of suicide is overlooked and not presented in a culturally relevant manner. In tonight's special, Trae and Ashley discuss some of the causes and signs of suicidal behavior, what to be on the lookout for and how we can support those struggling with depression and mental health issues.

Learn more.

30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

30 Days of Love: Week 3
 

Side with Love 2021 30 Days of Love will focus on four themes from a recently published report called Widening the Circle of Concern, developed by the Commission on Institutional Change to address white supremacy and other oppressions within Unitarian Universalism. Widening the Circle of Concern offers a thematic blueprint for our current political and social moment. 


Each week, we will share a ‘playlist’ or ‘menu’ of activities for individuals to interact with, connected with our weekly theme. We will have playlists for general, kid, youth, and family/multigenerational audiences, including activities in the categories of Read, Watch, Participate, Listen, and Worship. 
 
January 31 - February 6: Educating for Liberation CLICK HERE

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

"Stepping Into Allyship" explores the four cornerstones of becoming a competent and reliable ally by breaking down examples of effective and ineffective allyship. Participants grow on both the individual and organizational level and should leave with an understanding of their next actionable steps. This workshop also includes an important discussion on building the stamina for ongoing work.
 
Free. Sponsored by the Racial Justice Team at Edmonds United Methodist Church . More

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

Sarah, Rebeca, and Melissa are volunteers with the Alliance for Local Economic Prosperity, the think tank for a New Mexico Public Bank. A public bank is owned by the people through their representative government: a Tribe, City, County, State or Federal Government. It can receive deposits of public funds (taxes, fees, fines and interest earned) to  make loans to business and fund infrastructure projects.  Public Banks take our money out of Wall Street to keep our funds safe, local, and working.  More...

Click here to join the webinar, if needed the Passcode is 646585  

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

30 Days of Love: Week 4
 
Side with Love 

Build Back Fossil Free Action Week
Join UU Ministry for Earth for a national week of action beginning on February 8th to call on the Biden Administration to Build Back Fossil Free. We are asking people to organize COVID-safe actions under the Build Back Fossil Free banner to connect all of our fights for executive action. 
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP

Saturday Feb. 13th 10am-12pm and 1-3pm (EST)
ONLINE: Zoom link shared after you complete registration in the confirmation message window which pops up after you complete this form and emailed to you about 24 hrs. before the session  More information.

(Contact Eli: esm52@georgetown.edu)

An active bystander training teaches effective skills for assessing, de-escalating, and diffusing a problematic situation, such as intimidation, harassment, abuse, physical violence, etc. Active bystander training focuses on a bystander observing a problematic situation and determining if and how to intervene.  

Sponsored by DC Peace Team: www.dcpeaceteam.com  

Regional Assembly will run mid-day Saturday, opening with a lively celebration, welcoming, and congregational spotlights before a break heading into workshops or identity-based discussion groups, and back for closing worship and sendoff. More Information

Cost: $60 general, $20 youth (Sliding scale available!)

Register here.  

Remember to register for our virtual advocacy days to make your voice heard in Olympia.

¡Que no se te pase! Registrate para los días de abogacía en línea para que tu voz cuente en Olympia.

Click here to register | Haz clic aqui

Stop the Money Pipeline

Campaign Launch Event

 
Join Stop the Money Pipeline's launch event for the rapid response campaign to #DefundLine3. The banks that are funding Line 3 are funding climate destruction - take action to stop them.

Find out how you can get involved, from supporting the frontlines to pressuring the financial institutions into dropping Line 3. Check your email for confirmation once you complete your registration.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER  

Watch Party: The Black Church
Join Side with Love for a watch party of the 2 part PBS production of The Black Church.  This is anepic production about the impacts of the Black church movement on American society, culture, and politics. As Unitarian Universalists with our own unique history of engaging abolition and civil rights, it is important for us to know how our history has supported and has been in conflict with the Black church. The Black Church can also help us understand the rich tradition out of which our Black UU religious professionals and laypersons came to be and all that we bring to Unitarian Universalism.  
Co-hosted by UU Rev. Duncan Teague of Decatur, Georgia and UU Rev. Michael Crumpler of Harlem.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER  
Note: This is a 2 part event.  Part 1 on Tues Feb. 16 and Part 2 on Wednes Feb. 17. 

Film: The Black Church
This is part 1 of a 4-hour, 2-part PBS series from executive producer, host and writer Henry Louis Gates, Jr., that traces the 400-year-old story of the Black church in America, all the way down to its bedrock role as the site of African American survival and grace, organizing and resilience, thriving and testifying, autonomy and freedom, solidarity and speaking truth to power.
 
WATCH FILM CLICK HERE

Remember to register for our virtual advocacy days to make your voice heard in Olympia.

¡Que no se te pase! Registrate para los días de abogacía en línea para que tu voz cuente en Olympia.

Click here to register | Haz clic aqui

Heal Act Phone Bank Training
 
the Healthy Environment for All (HEAL) Act Senate Bill 5141 will center those most affected by pollution.  It will outline how agencies should consider community needs and environmental justice (EJ) in their work, establish a permanent EJ Council to work with these agencies and help create EJ legislation, and expand equitable community participation.
No previous phone banking experience is needed. You will need aninternet connection and a phoneline (VoIP line ok). We will call constituentsin key legislative districts and ask them to call their Representatives to helppass the HEAL Act! 
 
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE HEAL ACT


CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Watch Party: The Black Church
Join Side with Love for a watch party of the 2 part PBS production of The Black Church.  This is anepic production about the impacts of the Black church movement on American society, culture, and politics. As Unitarian Universalists with our own unique history of engaging abolition and civil rights, it is important for us to know how our history has supported and has been in conflict with the Black church. The Black Church can also help us understand the rich tradition out of which our Black UU religious professionals and laypersons came to be and all that we bring to Unitarian Universalism.  
Co-hosted by UU Rev. Duncan Teague of Decatur, Georgia and UU Rev. Michael Crumpler of Harlem.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER  
Note: This is a 2 part event.  Part 1 on Tues Feb. 16 and Part 2 on Wedn Feb. 17. 

Film: The Black Church
This is part 2 of a 4-hour, 2-part PBS series from executive producer, host and writer Henry Louis Gates, Jr., that traces the 400-year-old story of the Black church in America, all the way down to its bedrock role as the site of African American survival and grace, organizing and resilience, thriving and testifying, autonomy and freedom, solidarity and speaking truth to power. 
WATCH FILM CLICK HERE

Remember to register for our virtual advocacy days to make your voice heard in Olympia.

¡Que no se te pase! Registrate para los días de abogacía en línea para que tu voz cuente en Olympia.

Click here to register | Haz clic aqui

Keynote: Racial Equity Reckoning

Black History Month Keynote Address by Dr. Benjamin Danielson

The aim of Dr. Danielson's keynote is to sustain people’s commitment to racial equity during these exhausting days. Another goal of this event is to go deeper into the nature of systemic racism and strategies to help address the difficult work of promoting equity. The address will be followed by Q&A.

Free Event - option to make a contribution to the Black Student Union Scholarship fund.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Earlier this month, U.S. Representative Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) released a visionary proposal to restore abundant salmon and steelhead to our region and strengthen Northwest communities.

Join us Thursday to discuss what this means for wild salmon and the regional economy, in a Conversation with Sam Mace of Save Our wild Salmon and Elliott Moffett and Julian Matthews of the Niimipuu/Nez Perce.

RSVP TODAY

Earlier this month, U.S. Representative Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) released a visionary proposal to restore abundant salmon and steelhead to our region and strengthen Northwest communities.

Join us Thursday to discuss what this means for wild salmon and the regional economy, in a Conversation with Sam Mace of Save Our wild Salmon and Elliott Moffett and Julian Matthews of the Niimipuu/Nez Perce.

RSVP TODAY

Earlier this month, U.S. Representative Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) released a visionary proposal to restore abundant salmon and steelhead to our region and strengthen Northwest communities.

Join us Thursday to discuss what this means for wild salmon and the regional economy, in a Conversation with Sam Mace of Save Our wild Salmon and Elliott Moffett and Julian Matthews of the Niimipuu/Nez Perce.

RSVP TODAY

Panel: Black History Month
The City of Bellevue honors Black History Month by acknowledging  the history of Race in America, speaking to the ongoing impacts and needs of the community, and looking to a future that centers Black, Indigenous and Communities of Color.   Honor Black History Month with the City of Bellevue through this powerful speaker panel of local movers and shakers.

This event is free.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Thursday, February 18 at 5pm PT / 6 MT / 7 CT / 8 ET is session one of the newly formed caucus for Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) focused on climate justice, facilitated by Paula Cole Jones (All Souls Church, D.C.) and Rashid Shaikh (First Parish, Cambridge). This caucus is held monthly and the first 5 sessions are open to all, and will include both a BIPOC and a White caucus space.

This first session will explore connections between the 7th Principle (respect for the interdependent web of all existence) and the 8th Principle (accountably dismantle racism and all other oppressions). The BIPOC caucus will feature presentations and opportunities to work in small identity based breakout sessions.
 

Register HERE and please share this invitation with anyone interested in learning about the intersections of racial, environmental and climate injustices. 

We have one more Advocacy Day this year, and we'd love for you to join! In Central WA, we will gather this Saturday, February 20, for Advocacy Day with the theme Moving Past Crisis and Into Action. Register here for a morning of legislative overview, a panel discussion on policies affecting immigrants, and breakout action groups on Poverty, Climate, Redistricting, Healthcare, and Immigration. We will emphasize collective actions we can take to move the policies forward, both locally and at the state level. Interpretation for Spanish speakers provided.  

More Info and Link

Film: Outside the House - Stories of Black Folks and Mental Health

Free screeningsfollowed by Q&A discussions afterwards of Outside the House by Darnell Lamont Walker.  This film is a kind of therapy. It is brave men and women sharing their stories, pains, truths, and struggles as they deal with mental illness, showing others they are not alone. Darnell will join for a Q&A after the filming. Trigger Warning: Language, abuse and other difficult topics.
 
This is a free event and part of the Edmonds Diversity Film Series.
  
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE TRAILER 
CLICK HERE FOR ZOOM LINK

Join Fix Democracy First & the League of Women Voters of Washington for our fourth Democracy Lobbying event from February 22-26, 2021.

This year we are going online, offering a powerful experience to advocate for democracy reforms with focus on the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Over the course of the week, we will have the opportunity to:

• Hear from legislators and guest speakers
• Learn about critical democracy issues and bills
• Be trained by professional lobbyists
• Meet with your state legislators
• Network with others from your area
• Promote democracy efforts
• Plus attend special topic sessions throughout the week!

Register TODAY @ lwvwa.org/event-4101747

Stamped: Book Discussion
"Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You" by Jason Reynolds and Ibram X. Kendi 
Everyone is encouraged to read “Stamped” and join in a conversation around race and social justice based upon the shared reading experience. 
 
This event is hosted by the Everett Public Library and is free.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO AND TO REGISTER

Presentation of Black History
NAACP Snohomish County presents Delbert Richardson, national award-winning Founder and Curator of the American History Traveling Museum: The Unspoken Truths, which chronicles the rich history of Africans in Africa prior to American Chattel Slavery, the experiences and impact of American Chattel Slavery, and of the Jim Crow Era.  Hear the many contributions African Americans have had on scientific, cultural, and technological inventions/innovations in the U.S. and the world. 


CLICK HERE FOR THE ZOOM LINK

Join Fix Democracy First & the League of Women Voters of Washington for our fourth Democracy Lobbying event from February 22-26, 2021.

This year we are going online, offering a powerful experience to advocate for democracy reforms with focus on the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Over the course of the week, we will have the opportunity to:

• Hear from legislators and guest speakers
• Learn about critical democracy issues and bills
• Be trained by professional lobbyists
• Meet with your state legislators
• Network with others from your area
• Promote democracy efforts
• Plus attend special topic sessions throughout the week!

Register TODAY @ lwvwa.org/event-4101747

Please join Meaningful Movies Bellevue  for a screening of award winning film RGB that provides an intimate portrait of an unlikely rock star: Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. With unprecedented access, the filmmakers explore how her early legal battles changed the world for women.  The exceptional life and career of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who has developed a breathtaking legal legacy while becoming an unexpected pop culture icon.  The film was Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 13 wins & 48 nominations.  Contact Dave Isaak for the link to the film and discussion – Disaak1@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/events/860437144747850    Special Guests: Janet Garrow, Retired King County District Court Judge

Join Fix Democracy First & the League of Women Voters of Washington for our fourth Democracy Lobbying event from February 22-26, 2021.

This year we are going online, offering a powerful experience to advocate for democracy reforms with focus on the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Over the course of the week, we will have the opportunity to:

• Hear from legislators and guest speakers
• Learn about critical democracy issues and bills
• Be trained by professional lobbyists
• Meet with your state legislators
• Network with others from your area
• Promote democracy efforts
• Plus attend special topic sessions throughout the week!

Register TODAY @ lwvwa.org/event-4101747

Beginning as early as preschool, Black students are disproportionately suspended and expelled from school. As many of these students reach adulthood, these punishments can lead to legal trouble, creating what some call the “school-to-prison pipeline” that affects many Black communities.

Why are Black students punished more than others in the classroom? Based on his extensive research and teaching experience, Abe demonstrates that the racial achievement gap cannot be solved without first addressing the discipline gap. In communities across the state, crucial questions must be faced: What is the difference between subjective and objective forms of discipline? What is “academic self-esteem” and “Cool Pose?” And in a state where 90% of teachers are White and the student body is only 56% White, would a more diverse teaching staff help? Does the discipline gap affect other communities of color? And what solutions can we can learn to help ALL students succeed?

Explore how all of us—citizens, educators, law enforcement, and others—can close the gap.

More and Register  

Daudi Abe is a professor, writer, and historian who has taught and written about race, gender, education, hip-hop, and sports for over 20 years. His books include the forthcoming Emerald Street: A History of Hip-Hop in Seattle, and his work has appeared in The Stranger and The Seattle Times. Abe holds an MA in human development and a PhD in education from the University of Washington. Abe lives in Seattle.

Join us for an educational webinar on the suite of legislation that state lawmakers are ushering forward to ensure that, as our eviction moratorium is lifted, renters in Washington do not face eviction, but instead have access to rental assistance, the right to an attorney, and protections that close loopholes in our landlord tenant laws. We will share updates on the key bills (HB 1236, HB 1277, SB 5160, HB 1441), how they interact with each other, and provide an explanation of the eviction process, if passed.

Presenters will include:
• John Pollock, National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel
• Fadi Assaf, Northwest Justice Project
• Terri Anderson, Tenants Union of Washington
• Edmund Witter, King County Housing Justice Project
• Michele Thomas, Washington Low Income Housing Alliance

More

Presented by Nisma Gabobe, Sightline Institute.

Discover how access to public schools and parks is affected by city zoning. Discuss solutions such as modernizing the city zoning code to permit a broader range of housing types within walking distance of these places.

For adults.  

Please register with an email address by the end of the day on February 23. You will receive an email with a Zoom link the day of the event. You can also connect to this program by telephone.

Join Fix Democracy First & the League of Women Voters of Washington for our fourth Democracy Lobbying event from February 22-26, 2021.

This year we are going online, offering a powerful experience to advocate for democracy reforms with focus on the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Over the course of the week, we will have the opportunity to:

• Hear from legislators and guest speakers
• Learn about critical democracy issues and bills
• Be trained by professional lobbyists
• Meet with your state legislators
• Network with others from your area
• Promote democracy efforts
• Plus attend special topic sessions throughout the week!

Register TODAY @ lwvwa.org/event-4101747

On February 16, one of the richest men on earth, Bill Gates, released his vision of climate solutions in his new book, “How to Avoid a Climate Disaster”. Climate change is one of the crises used by Gates and his Foundation to justify urgent, technocratic “solutions” for altering food systems around the world.

To counter top-down, billionaire expertise as the means of solving our world’s most pressing issues, our panelists will present an alternative approach centered on Food Sovereignty, with communities leading the way to a climate just future.

JOIN SPEAKERS:

• Million Belay, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa
• Tom Goldtooth, Indigenous Environmental Network/Climate Justice Alliance
• Jill Mangaliman, Got Green/Climate Justice Alliance
• Silvia Ribeiro, ETC Group

FREE EVENT

Registration is required: click here. The Zoom link will be emailed the day before the event.

Please forward widely and share the Facebook event!

Training: Race & Equity Training on Intersectionality
 
Ranice Innocent, educator and trainer with Let’s Do Work, will facilitate training to learn how we can hold space for a deeper understanding of ways that intersectionality impacts our lives and our identity work, healing, and journey.  *A zoom link will be emailed to participants 1 day prior to the training. If registering within 24 hours of the event, a zoom link will be emailed an hour prior to the event. Contactranicei@yahoo.com with any questions.  
 
 This event is $35

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Join Fix Democracy First & the League of Women Voters of Washington for our fourth Democracy Lobbying event from February 22-26, 2021.

This year we are going online, offering a powerful experience to advocate for democracy reforms with focus on the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. 
Over the course of the week, we will have the opportunity to:

• Hear from legislators and guest speakers
• Learn about critical democracy issues and bills
• Be trained by professional lobbyists
• Meet with your state legislators
• Network with others from your area
• Promote democracy efforts
• Plus attend special topic sessions throughout the week!

Register TODAY @ lwvwa.org/event-4101747

Is your congregation ready to take a new step in changing white supremacy culture? Want to learn what your fellow congregations are working on, and how you might apply it at home? Join a continent of UUs as we explore next steps in creating Beloved UU Communities. On your own: Watch compelling video TED-talk style testimonials from selected congregations around the continent sharing their learnings, hopes and next steps in their quest for racial equity in their congregations. Together on February 27 Worship ~ Workshops ~ Caucusing. Be sure not to miss the worshop "Congregational paths to address both Climate Crisis and Systemic Oppression" with Rev. Karen Brammer!

Register Here

Reimagine Seattle with ChrisTiana ObeySumner, 
ChrisTiana ObeySumner is the CEO of Epiphanies of Equity, a social equity consulting firm that specializes in antiracism and intersectionality--and we have an Allyship training with them on 2/27! In preparation, read their article for Seattle Neighborhoods about tracing back the roots of inequity and embracing risk and discomfort to create transformative change. 

Register in advance for the training here.