Sept 1, 2022, 1 pm ET / 12 noon CT
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Network description:
The intent of the Dismantling Racism Network is to inspire and sustain this work across the faith communities of Province V. To that end, our meetings will have a 3 month rotation of focus and content: 1) Planning and Brainstorming 2) Resources; and 3) Spiritual Practices for the Journey. This allows people to plug in as is fits your needs and interested without necessarily committing to a meeting every month.
Network description:
The intent of the Dismantling Racism Network is to inspire and sustain this work across the faith communities of Province V. To that end, our meetings will have a 3 month rotation of focus and content: 1) Planning and Brainstorming 2) Resources; and 3) Spiritual Practices for the Journey. This allows people to plug in as is fits your needs and interested without necessarily committing to a meeting every month.
Province V Dismantling Racism Network Grassroots Leadership Gathering
Oct. 31, 12 noon ET - Nov. 2, 2022, 1 pm ET
Bellwether Farm
4655 State Route 60
Wakeman, Ohio 44889
This gathering is designed to bring together conveners and other leaders from across the province to learn together, to experience spiritual sustenance for this work, and to develop strategies for action and accountability once we go back into our contexts.
Building on the ongoing work of the Dismantling Racism Network and a previous gathering at Bellwether in 2018, this event will give leaders tools and resources, plus time to share best practices with each other. Our time together will include learning and formation that supports our minds and spirits as we engage in this lifelong work.
Because attendance is limited to 40 participants from across the province, we recommend that you consult with others in your diocese to discern whose participation might bring the most benefit to the work of Dismantling Racism in your context. The cost for lodging and meals is $290/person, with the Diocese of Ohio covering ancillary expenses. We hope that your organization can cover this expense, but please do not let money be a barrier. Participants are responsible for their own transportation.
If you are interested in attending, you must fill out this application by September 23, 2022. We’ll let you know no later than September 26th whether your application has been accepted.
Also, please note that it is the Province V Executive Board’s policy that all people at Provincial events be vaccinated for COVID 19. (Following General Convention’s guidelines.) We will be asking for an upload of your vaccination card with your registration.
Please contact Margaret D’Anieri, Convener of the Dismantling Racism Network, with any questions at mdanieri@dohio.org.
Bellwether Farm
4655 State Route 60
Wakeman, Ohio 44889
This gathering is designed to bring together conveners and other leaders from across the province to learn together, to experience spiritual sustenance for this work, and to develop strategies for action and accountability once we go back into our contexts.
Building on the ongoing work of the Dismantling Racism Network and a previous gathering at Bellwether in 2018, this event will give leaders tools and resources, plus time to share best practices with each other. Our time together will include learning and formation that supports our minds and spirits as we engage in this lifelong work.
Because attendance is limited to 40 participants from across the province, we recommend that you consult with others in your diocese to discern whose participation might bring the most benefit to the work of Dismantling Racism in your context. The cost for lodging and meals is $290/person, with the Diocese of Ohio covering ancillary expenses. We hope that your organization can cover this expense, but please do not let money be a barrier. Participants are responsible for their own transportation.
If you are interested in attending, you must fill out this application by September 23, 2022. We’ll let you know no later than September 26th whether your application has been accepted.
Also, please note that it is the Province V Executive Board’s policy that all people at Provincial events be vaccinated for COVID 19. (Following General Convention’s guidelines.) We will be asking for an upload of your vaccination card with your registration.
Please contact Margaret D’Anieri, Convener of the Dismantling Racism Network, with any questions at mdanieri@dohio.org.
Network Archives
September 2022 recording and slide show "Civil Discourse"
August 2022 recording and slide show "Processing Privilege"
July 2022 notes
June 2022 notes
May 2022 notes
September 2021 recording
May 2021 recording and notes:
A huge thank you to Jennifer Enriquez, Will Bouvel and Ginger Solaqua for presenting at our May meeting about dismantling racism work with young people. Jennifer & Will have developed “Tell Me the Truth about Racism” - a children's curriculum using Godly-Play style storytelling - learn more or sign up for training on their website: https://www.tellmethetruthaboutracism.org/
Ginger shared about youth pilgrimages focused on racial justice. For one example, you can see a video example of this work being done in the Diocese of North Carolina: https://www.episdionc.org/children-youth/
February 2021 notes
- Grant Opportunity: Becoming Beloved Community, due April 12.
- Criminal Justice Reform. Know someone working in this area? Contact Beth Bingham: bbingham@episcopalnetworks.org
Articles about The Rev. Joe Summers and work in Washtenaw County, Michigan
- Video: watch an interview with Dr. Reuben J. Miller on his book Halfway Home. info and video
- Podcast: Prophetic Voices: Preaching and Teaching Beloved Community.
- Podcast: Nice White Parents.
- Reparations resources. If your ministry is working on reparations, please contact Heather.
Diocese of New York
- Covenant: Anti-Racism Covenant from the Diocese of Missouri
October 28, 2020 notes - including a very long list of resources shared in the Nov. 1, 2020 newsletter.
July 22, 2020 recording and notes
April 29, 2020 recording and notes with a number of resources
January 2020 meeting recording
August 2022 recording and slide show "Processing Privilege"
July 2022 notes
June 2022 notes
May 2022 notes
September 2021 recording
May 2021 recording and notes:
A huge thank you to Jennifer Enriquez, Will Bouvel and Ginger Solaqua for presenting at our May meeting about dismantling racism work with young people. Jennifer & Will have developed “Tell Me the Truth about Racism” - a children's curriculum using Godly-Play style storytelling - learn more or sign up for training on their website: https://www.tellmethetruthaboutracism.org/
Ginger shared about youth pilgrimages focused on racial justice. For one example, you can see a video example of this work being done in the Diocese of North Carolina: https://www.episdionc.org/children-youth/
February 2021 notes
- Grant Opportunity: Becoming Beloved Community, due April 12.
- Criminal Justice Reform. Know someone working in this area? Contact Beth Bingham: bbingham@episcopalnetworks.org
Articles about The Rev. Joe Summers and work in Washtenaw County, Michigan
- Video: watch an interview with Dr. Reuben J. Miller on his book Halfway Home. info and video
- Podcast: Prophetic Voices: Preaching and Teaching Beloved Community.
- Podcast: Nice White Parents.
- Reparations resources. If your ministry is working on reparations, please contact Heather.
Diocese of New York
- Covenant: Anti-Racism Covenant from the Diocese of Missouri
October 28, 2020 notes - including a very long list of resources shared in the Nov. 1, 2020 newsletter.
July 22, 2020 recording and notes
April 29, 2020 recording and notes with a number of resources
January 2020 meeting recording
Websites
Episcopal Church Foundation Vital Practices - Racial Justice
Video: interview with Rueben J. Miller. info and video
Fresh Air: interview with Rueben J. Miller.
Racial Justice Vestry Papers
Responding to Racist Violence
9 actions to take to learn about police violence
Honor Native Land: A Guide and Call to Acknowledgement
Native Land Map
A 1970 Law Led to the Mass Sterilization of Native American Women
Video: interview with Rueben J. Miller. info and video
Fresh Air: interview with Rueben J. Miller.
Racial Justice Vestry Papers
Responding to Racist Violence
9 actions to take to learn about police violence
Honor Native Land: A Guide and Call to Acknowledgement
Native Land Map
A 1970 Law Led to the Mass Sterilization of Native American Women
Podcasts
Prophetic Voices: Preaching and Teaching Beloved Community from TEC's Office of Racial Reconciliation
Nice White Parents from Serial and New York Times
Nice White Parents from Serial and New York Times
Articles
Ibram Kendi: He's trying to build a newsroom. March 21, 2021
103 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice. Updated on Sept 21, 2020
How White People Can Hold Each Other Accountable to Stop Institutional Racism
Teen Vogue, Aug. 2, 2019
Without Slavery, Would The U.S. Be The Leading Economic Power?
- with a book excerpt from ‘The Half Has Never Been Told’ (2014)
New Hampshire Public Radio, 2019.
Are all White American Police Officers? Andre Henry, May 7, 2020
For White Women Learning Calculus in a School Building on Fire, Jennifer Harvey, Oct. 10, 2018
103 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice. Updated on Sept 21, 2020
How White People Can Hold Each Other Accountable to Stop Institutional Racism
Teen Vogue, Aug. 2, 2019
Without Slavery, Would The U.S. Be The Leading Economic Power?
- with a book excerpt from ‘The Half Has Never Been Told’ (2014)
New Hampshire Public Radio, 2019.
Are all White American Police Officers? Andre Henry, May 7, 2020
For White Women Learning Calculus in a School Building on Fire, Jennifer Harvey, Oct. 10, 2018
Books
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