In an age where it seems like polarity is the norm, our society is in desperate need for ways that will help us remain calm in order to listen to one another. Our concern is not a lack of information nor opinion but rather what we lack is the ability to really take time to […]
Tips and Tidbits
The Role of Memory in Justice Dialogue
A practical challenge that any practitioner of justice faces is the role of memory in the life of any group of people. Whether these are the memories of a people group, a denomination, a college, or a local church, collective memory plays an important role in narrative development. Narratives base themselves in some sense of […]
In 2018: Pray, Reflect, Collage
So, it’s the very beginning of a new year, a year more than ever that we’ll need to be profoundly grounded in our faith, resistance and co-creating solutions. The intractable and seemingly insurmountable challenges we face require creative, innovative tactical solutions reminiscent and a grounding in our heritage of Divine inspiration. 2018 brings forth challenges […]
Dismantling the Unconscious Dominant Social Contract or “How Can White People Combat Racism?”
Charlottesville may, for years to come, be associated with young White guys in their polo shirts and khaki pants carrying torches and shouting, “blood and soil,” and “you’re not going to replace us.” But that’s not the case with most White people. Most White people are ashamed to be associated with such disgust and terror. […]
