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Racial Resilience: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Praxis
Do you find yourself profoundly moved by protests against racial injustice? Are you unsure of what structural racism is, or what it means to be anti-racist, or what role religion can play in this movement? Then this presentation is for you! Led by Dr. Seth Schoen and Rev. Dr. Christopher Carter, this session aims to help participants develop a structural understanding of racism and to introduce Racial Resilience, an anti-racism training method that utilizes compassion-based contemplative practices to explore critical race theories.
What to expect:
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- Authentic storytelling and research-based content
- Compassionate space for holding uncomfortable truths
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- Forced participation
- Shaming, blame, or judgment
- Political agendas
Video and clips from the event are here: Racial Resilience: Anti-racism as Spiritual Praxis. -
Racial Resilience: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Praxis
Date & Time
July 30, 2020
Venue
Yale Divinity School
409 Prospect Street
New Haven
CT 06511