Come Together for Racial Justice
A monthly, online convening to learn, share, and mobilize
Looking to build relationships across boundaries?
Desiring a community centered in BIPOC voices and leadership?
Want to ground yourself in conversations with others committed to racial justice?
If yes to any (or all) of those: join us on June 15 at 7pm on Zoom for the next session of a virtual monthly gathering:
Come Together for Racial Justice
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Each month, we’ll feature one or more neighborhood-based leaders reflecting on themes like racial healing, leading in diverse contexts, asset-based community development and more. Our aim is to create a space for mutual learning and building relationships, being intentional about cultivating trust, welcome, safety, and a sense of belonging.
The gathering will be hosted by Pastor Kelly “PK” Chatman. Reflection leaders TBA.
Like the music from Come Together? Check out the Spotify playlist here
Previously Featured Reflection Leaders for Come Together:
May 2023: Ancinetta Caldwell and Nekesha Caldwell, Northside Culture
March & April 2023: Leon Dixon, Redeemer Center for Life
February 2023: Dr. Cheryl T. Chatman & Mrs. Yordanos Kiflu-Martin
January 2023: Donald Walker, Jim Stewart, and AHHA!
December 2022: Richard Webb & Pr. Babette Chatman
November 2022: Felecia Boone and Kelly Schumacher Fuller reflecting on White Church Truths and Dr. Michael O. Emerson's research
October 2022: Manny Lewis, Kendrick Hall, and Jen Mohr reflecting on the Just Mercy Immersion
September 2022: Kendrick Hall & Manny Lewis
June 2022: Tasheante Locust & Marcell Locust, CLNE Triumphant Changemakers
May 2022: Paul Bauknight
April 2022: Debby Irving, Richard Webb, and participants from the Waking Up White Book Immersion
March 2022: Sondra & Don Samuels on the anniversary of Healing Our City
February 2022: Nekima Levy Armstrong & Cheryl Persigehl
January 2022: Pastors Kelly Chatman, Babette Chatman, & Robin Bell
December 2021: William Jones & Jackie Beck
October & November 2021: Rev. Paul Slack & Commissioner Jodi Harpstead