Jayland Walker – A Statement from our Diocesan Truth and Reconciliation Commission
In the end, eight men fired ninety shots, and Jayland Walker was a dead man, discovered unarmed at the scene.
Lord have mercy.
Belong
Racial healing to top agenda as Episcopalians converge on Baltimore for their 80th churchwide convention
According to the church’s top official, though, the most important issues discussed will be racial injustice and racial reconciliation: how and why racial discrimination took root in the nation and the church, what harm it has caused, and how Episcopalians can “repair the breach” to which it gave rise.
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Building Leaders for a Community of Love: How Sutton Scholars is Supporting a Generation of Youth
Putting self-advocacy into practice takes a variety of forms at Sutton Scholars: sometimes, this involves teaching a scholar how to positively express their emotions after a conflict; sometimes, it’s coaching a scholar through a mock debate or interview; sometimes, it’s introducing scholars to state and city legislators to talk about the issues and concerns they see in their neighborhoods.
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Juneteenth is important to all of us; you are invited
Why is Juneteenth important for us all? Juneteenth not only marks the end of chattel slavery across the United States, it gives us an opportunity to tell and retell the stories of the ongoing struggles of Black and Brown people in this nation, stories that are too often intentionally forgotten
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New Beginnings #9
Attendees for this year’s New Beginnings at Camp Wright Voices from New Beginnings, a...
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