Working Effectively Across Generations Towards an Anti-Oppressive Anti-Racist Multicultural Faith

Follow along with this five-part conversation between Commission on Institutional Change Commissioner Mary Byron and Former Commissioner Caitlin Breedlove, as they discuss the subject of intergenerational movement ministry. Following each clip reflect of the questions presented by the Commission to deepen spiritually and connect in the work towards an Anti-Oppressive, Anti-Racist, Multicultural Faith.
Spiritual Deepening Questions - The Commission on Institutional Change calls us into intergenerational engagement. Take some time for personal reflection.
Spiritual Deepening Questions - The Commission asks us to examine whose voices are not just heard, but active participants in decision-making and leadership. Take some time to reflect on where young people are active leaders in your community.
Spiritual Deepening Questions - The Commission invites us to create the joyful, affirming vision of the Unitarian Universalism of our future. Take some time for personal reflection or small group conversation.
Spiritual Deepening Questions - The Commission encourages us to look with a critical eye at where the impact of systemic racism is apparent in our institution. Take some time for personal reflection.
Spiritual Deepening - Caitlin asks us during this time of great stress to imagine what might be different if we oriented the work of our faith to reducing loneliness in our communities. Take some time for personal reflection.