Antiracism Literacy Partners
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Meets quarterly • 7:00 p.m. • Online via Zoom: watch for registration links
November 16 February 22 April 19 June 21 What does it take to be racially literate, and engaged in antiracism as faith work or as a spiritual practice? This program, offered each quarter, will highlight useful books, podcasts, and videos in our ongoing practice of learning about systemic racism and the work of dismantling it. Participants report that their understanding of a resource increases exponentially when explored with a partner or a group? Come to choose a resource, sign up for a buddy or small group and make plans for your discussions. Resource/discussion guides provided. If you want to sign up but can’t attend the meeting, or if you have questions, contact Becky Gonzalez-Campoy at beckygc83@gmail.com |
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Artist-in-Residence
The Artist in Residence program at Unity Church seeks to cultivate generative relationships between the church and creatives across diverse art forms, to undertake a period of focused work that amplifies the congregation's vision of becoming a multicultural, antiracist Beloved Community. Through the exchange between the artists and church community, presenting and sharing both the creative work and process, the program seeks to activate our imagination, foster relationships among and beyond our church walls, inspire spiritual and emotional growth, and open the church community to larger dimensions in the work of making culture change.
Lester Mayers
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Marcus Young
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Rebekah Crisanta de Ybarra
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Ina Yukka
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Beloved Community Staff Team Blog
In 2016, the Beloved Community Staff Team was formed at Unity Church to strengthen and coordinate Unity’s antiracism and multi-cultural work, and to share the stories of this journey with the wider community. The team commits to sharing the struggles, the questions, and the collaborations here at Unity and in the wider world of our faith and city.
Resources
Intercultural Development Inventory
The opportunity to take the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is available to every Unity Church member. Email Drew Danielson for more information at drew@unityunitarian.org.
Unity Justice Database
As a next right action, the Racial and Restorative Justice Team asked the Library and Bookstall Team to team up to search for, vet, and organize resources related to antiracism, defunding/reforming police, legislation around policing, etc. The Unity Justice Database is your one-stop location for information about and links to books, articles, news, podcasts, films, events, organizations, and more. If you know of a good resource that is not already in the database, please do request that we add it.
Unity Libraries Antiracism Collection
Unity Libraries Antiracism Collection is an excellent collection of books, articles, and podcasts.
The opportunity to take the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) is available to every Unity Church member. Email Drew Danielson for more information at drew@unityunitarian.org.
Unity Justice Database
As a next right action, the Racial and Restorative Justice Team asked the Library and Bookstall Team to team up to search for, vet, and organize resources related to antiracism, defunding/reforming police, legislation around policing, etc. The Unity Justice Database is your one-stop location for information about and links to books, articles, news, podcasts, films, events, organizations, and more. If you know of a good resource that is not already in the database, please do request that we add it.
Unity Libraries Antiracism Collection
Unity Libraries Antiracism Collection is an excellent collection of books, articles, and podcasts.