Antiracism & Intercultural Competency Archives

Create Your Own Justice Drive: Helping Families Learn, Share, and Pray about God’s Work in the World

Research shows that millennial parents (born 1981-1996) and Gen Z parents (born 1997 onward) have a strong connection to social …

In our congregation, the High School Youth Group participates in a short-term trip each summer. For summer 2021, we created a …

Thanksgiving Day has been celebrated in the United States since 1789 and as a federal holiday since 1885. The Episcopal Church …

For many people in Native American communities, the federal holiday Columbus Day serves as a painful reminder of the brutal …

This land is your land, but it once was my landBefore we sold you Manhattan IslandYou pushed my nation to the reservationThis land …

Emily P. Freeman wrote a book and has a blog entitled "The Next Right Thing" (she has a podcast by that name too!). Emily's work …

“The first time my grandmother ever saw a white person was when she was a young girl. She saw them coming and she ran and got her …

What happens when we let young people lead? Members of Calvary Episcopal Church are not new to being led by our youth: we’ve …

Juneteenth (“June” plus “nineteenth”) is a day that marked the beginning of the journey towards justice, accountability, and …

If the past year of ministry has taught me anything, it is the importance of intentionality when designing children's ministry …

About this Webinar Being antiracist requires more than hosting the periodic book club. Both as individuals and faith …

When I think about how I got to this place of doing antiracism through picture books, I give all credit to my parents. My mom took …