Learning Objectives, Workshop 1: Introductions

In "Resistance and Transformation," a Tapestry of Faith program

Participants will:

Meet the other participants
Experience several different models for group discussion
Develop a working definition of "social justice" in the context of a Unitarian Universalist religious community
Connect their personal ideals about social justice with Unitarian Universalist tradition and values
Lift up the social justice work already underway in the home congregation, by individuals and collectively
Reflect on their own barriers to acting on behalf of social justice
Begin writing in a journal as a way to reflect on their own social justice work.

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Last updated on Saturday, December 10, 2011.

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