Workshop 4: The Nineteenth Century Women's Peace Movement
Workshop 4: The Nineteenth Century Women's Peace Movement
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Oppression and war will be heard of no more Nor the blood of a slave leave his print on our shore, Conventions will then be a useless...
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Activity Minutes Welcoming and Entering 0 Opening 10 Activity 1: On the Frontlines 15 Activity 2: Personal Experience and Justicemaking 10...
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Think about where you received your inspiration to lead this workshop. Who or what influenced you to facilitate this program? Why have you...
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Materials for Activity Sign-in sheet and pen or pencil Name tags for participants (durable or single-use), and bold markers Workshop 1,...
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Materials for Activity Worship or centering table Chalice, candle, and lighter or LED battery-operated candle Timepiece (minutes) Chime or...
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Materials for Activity Story, " Clara Barton " Leader Resource 1, Clara Barton, Portrait Optional: Computer and digital projector...
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Materials for Activity Timepiece (minutes) Chime Description of Activity Invite participants to consider the ways our personal experiences...
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Materials for Activity Leader Resource 2, Transformative Relationships Handout 1, Transformative Relationships - A Map Handout 2, Women in...
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Materials for Activity Newsprint or large sheets of drawing paper for all participants A variety of color markers Preparation for Activity...
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Materials for Activity Worship or centering table and chalice Participant journals Writing materials, including paper, pens, pencils, color...
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Take a few moments right after the workshop to ask each other: What went well? What didn't? Why? What do you think was the best moment of...
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Preparation for Activity Invite youth from your congregation to join the group for a conversation. The youth group and the Coming of Age...
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Materials for Activity Handout 3, The Battle Hymn of the Republic Copies of Singing the Living Tradition , the UUA hymnbook, for all...
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Materials for Activity Handout 4, Embattled Faith Pens and pencils Newsprint, markers, and tape Preparation for Activity Review Handout 4...
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Oppression and war will be heard of no more Nor the blood of a slave leave his print on our shore, Conventions will then be a useless...
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Clara Barton was born on Christmas Day, 1821, in Oxford, MA, into a Universalist family. She was living in Washington, D.C. when the U.S...
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Frances Dana Barker Ga ge (1808-1884) was a Universalist, a lecturer, activist, novelist and journalist who was passionate about rights for...
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Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord: He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored; He hath...
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By Neil ShisterExcerpted from the article "Embattled Faith," by Neil Shister, which appeared in the July/August 2003 issue of UU World. Used with the...
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From the Library of Congress.
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Frances Dana Barker Gage (1808-1884) There came a time when Universalists refused to go with me as an abolitionist, an advocate for the...
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Clara Barton Read " Unitarian and Universalist Roots of the American Red Cross " in the January/February 2002 issue of UU World . Women in...
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Section Menu
- Workshop 4: The Nineteenth Century Women's Peace Movement
- Introduction
- Workshop-at-a-Glance
- Spiritual Preparation
- Welcoming and Entering
- Opening
- Activity 1: On the Frontlines
- Activity 2: Personal Experience and Justicemaking
- Activity 3: Generations of Action
- Activity 4: Web of Influence
- Closing
- Leader Reflection and Planning
- Faith In Action: Generation to Generation
- Alternate Activity 1: The Battle Hymn of the Republic
- Alternate Activity 2: In Barton's Footsteps
- Taking It Home
- Clara Barton
- Handout 1: Transformative Relationships - A Map
- Handout 2: Women in the Peace Movement
- Handout 3: The Battle Hymn of the Republic
- Handout 4: Embattled Faith
- Leader Resource 1: Clara Barton, Portrait
- Leader Resource 2: Transformative Relationships
- Find Out More
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Introduction
- Program Structure
- Leader Guidelines
- Implementation
- Before You Start
- Facilitator Feedback Form
- Participant Feedback Form
- Principles and Sources
- Workshop 1: Introductions
- Workshop 2: Prophetic, Parallel, and Institutional
- Workshop 3: The Response to Slavery
- Workshop 5: Just War, Pacifism, and Peacemaking
- Workshop 6: Religious Freedom on the Margins of Empire
- Workshop 7: Utopianism
- Workshop 8: Counter-Culture
- Workshop 9: Free Speech
- Workshop 10: Taking Politics Public
- Workshop 11: Civil Rights
- Workshop 12: Responding to Calls for Black Empowerment
- Workshop 13: The Women's Movement
- Workshop 14: Sexuality Education as a Justice Issue
- Workshop 15: Beyond Binaries: The Struggle for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Equality
- Workshop 16: Is There More?
- Stories in Resistance and Transformation
- Handouts in Resistance and Transformation
- Leader Resources in Resistance and Transformation