This program includes an arts-based devotional. As we embark on this journey toward racial justice, we have partners with local churches to help with this vision. There will be light refreshments provided.
The Virtues for Racial Justice project is about hope - not blind idealist hope - but hope in the power of the human spirit and the belief that humans can rise and be better versions of themselves. This project is about nurturing all the virtues needed for racial justice.
An organic conversation about health and healing, addressing common health-related questions from the perspective of natural medicine with insights from the Bahá'i Writings.
"Success is achieved by ordinary people with extraordinary determination." - Zig Ziegler If you are a person of African descent and have not registered before, please register by emailing suestclair@partnersinracialjustice.org to receive a Zoom link to join. If registered before, your email is already in the database to receive a Zoom link for the program. […]
An uplifting devotional space created and led by Black and Indigenous individuals. The Baha’i Writings proclaim special spiritual designations for each of these unique populations. Through cultural meditative expressions in art and philosophy followed by a united prayer circle, join us in celebration of the vision of the oneness of mankind.
Join us as we discover together how, following MLK's example, we can each become effective cycle-breaking agents of change!
Walk with Tod Ewing as he explores "Waking up Black in America." Reflect on the creation of a new energy and image of Black Men. It's a New Day!
This program includes an arts-based devotional. As we embark on this journey toward racial justice, we have partners with local churches to help with this vision. There will be light refreshments provided. Join us as we explore together our shared identity.
Join us as we explore together out shared identity.
Music has long been recognized as a medium that can evoke emotions, inspire, and connect us with profound aspects of our being.
This Fireside Chat explores the significance of music as the ladder to the soul and the gifts bestowed upon the people of the eye in their mission to contribute to the betterment of humanity.
“In the darksome night of despair my eye turns expectant and full of hope to the morn of Thy boundless favor.” —'Abdu'l-Bahá
Van has developed a format for "Intimate Dialogue" between Blacks and Whites over the past five years. Participants must dive into deep reflection of their household, community, education, careers, as they are impacted by "race."
Come and hear Van share history and learnings from this model, and also get the opportunity to participate in a sample practice of this process of "Intimate Dialogue on Race."
