The school is designed to equip people in three ways: to engage in transformative and self-reflective work around race; to engage in constructive dialogue regarding issues of race and justice; and to engage in the larger community to promote social justice. Applicants must be willing to explore and reevaluate their beliefs about racial and social…
Come celebrate Juneteenth at Richmond Hill
Offered in person on Thursday, April 6, 2023 | 9 am – 4 pm According to the United Nations, “Social justice is the view that everyone deserves equal economic, political and social rights, and opportunities. Please join Co-Pastor, Dr. Lisa Johnson for our Lenten Retreat as she facilitates a challenging conversation around Jesus and the social justice order of…
We are reading “All That She Carried” in February 2023 Book discussion Thursday, March 30 at 7:00 PM EDT on Zoom (NOTE NEW EARLIER TIME!) Please join the Koinonia School of Race & Justice and the Judy Project Book Club, in our inaugural book reading of All That She Carried, by Tiya Miles. This book is…
An illustration by S. Ross Browne, The Reading Lesson, is available for purchase at the Richmond Hill bookstore. Each poster is signed by the artist.
The Koinonia School of Race & Justice invites you to join us for an evening of soul food, where we will have dinner & dialogue around the Womanist approach to theology. We will continue building on the foundations of our womanist work ensuring the necessary grounding to, in the words of Alice Walker, “do the work your soul must have.”
“TRANSCENDING WALLS” Creative visioning with Hamilton Glass THURSDAY, JUNE 16 | IN-PERSON | 10 AM-Noon “UNEARTHING BURIED STORIES”: THE EXHIBIT OPENING RECEPTION / New Date! TUESDAY, JUNE 28 | IN-PERSON | 7:00 PM “THE WARMTH” WRITING PRESENTATION SATURDAY, JUNE 18 | VIA ZOOM | 10 AM “HEALING THE TRAUMATIZED SPIRIT” FATHER’S DAY & REPARATIONS SUNDAY JUNE 19 | IN-PERSON | Noon…
Black Women’s Hush Harbor Discourse as Sacred Rhetoric 9 am – noon, every Wednesday, June 8 – June 29, 2022 The Koinonia School of Race & Justice invites you to join us as PhD candidate Ayo M. Morton takes an in-depth look at the ways and means of conversation among Black women throughout history in…
Friday, March 18, 2022 | 7:00 – 8:30 pm via Zoom Richmond has the second highest eviction rate in the nation. The issues that have led to the high numbers include a mixed real estate market, meaning a hot market in some areas but not others; low minimum wage; lack of laws that support tenants; low…
Mending Walls, with Hamilton Glass Friday, February 25 | 7:00 – 8:30 pm via Zoom Mending Walls aims to establish empathy and connection through art. Created by Hamilton Glass in Spring 2020, in response to the community unrest following the death of George Floyd. Inspired by an eye-opening conversation he had with friend and frequent artistic…