Leaders from different faith traditions share their experience of being Black and a person of faith. Hear some amazing perspectives from:
- Apostle Onlielove Alston speaks on being Black and Jewish;
- Zachary Stevens Walter speaks about being Black and Catholic;
- Sister Sister Maajeida AbdusSalaam speaks on being Black and Muslim;
- Rev. James Lynch speaks on Being Black and Buddhist
All are welcome! Register to receive Zoom information.
Conceived and organized by The Rev. Dominique C. Atchison of the Anti-Racist Devotional & Fort Washington Collegiate Church.
“We should emphasize not African American History, but the African American in history. What we need is not a history of selected races or nations, but the history of the world, void of national bias, race, hate, and religious prejudice.” -Carter G. Woodson
Join the Western New York Peace Center for a special panel discussion episode of Talking Peace Radio, featuring:
With host Vicki Ross, moderator Sameria Mbili, plus a live Q&A!
Organized by Peace Action NYS-Canisius College Chapter and the Immigrant & Refugee Justice (IRJ) Task Force of the WNY Peace Center.
Simply tune in on Facebook Live – OR – if you would like to join the Q&A, register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrdeuoqjwvGNwGJcPc1DEYMOHqBVc4SSnq. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Welcoming youths from ages 8-14 years old to learn about social justice and leadership skills to create positive change in themselves, their communities, and the world!
- Learn about Nobel Peace Laureates
- Learn, lead, and share inspiration and talents
- Fulfill community service through the group’s Service Learning Project
- Be part of a diverse group learning to be the change we need in the world
- …and of course, have fun!
Weekly on Thursdays 3-5 PM from March 3rd through May 19th. In-person with masks. Did we mention it’s free?? (Though donations are welcome!)
For more information, call the office at 716-332-3904 or email office@wnypeace.org.
