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Webinar: White Supremacy in the Great Turning
Aug 1, 2020 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm PDT

White Supremacy in the Great Turning
Facilitated by Sarah Nahar, Mutima Imani, Aravinda Ananda and Rachel Marco-Havens
Saturday, August 1, 2020 10am-12pm PDT (US/Canada) UTC-7
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As women of African descent with deep commitment to and understanding of the Work That Reconnects, Sarah, Mutima, Aravinda and Rachel will begin this webinar by sharing how white supremacy shows up in our WTR Network and in the work itself.
Like any body of work or institution that has emerged from our greater society, WTR is not immune to the influence and impact of white supremacy mindset and culture. They will explore ways to dismantle oppression within our work to make space for all to engage in the Great Turning more fully.
After their opening remarks they will take questions from participants and engage in discussion on this topic.
This event is dedicated as a fundraiser to support the movement for racial justice.
A portion of the donations for this event will go to the facilitators to honor their work and contribute to their livelihood. The remainder of the donations will be given directly to Black Lives Matter to support their work. The Work That Reconnects Network will not retain any of the donations collected for this event. If you would like to make an additional donation to the WTR Network you can go to our donation page.
The suggested requested donation for this webinar is between $30-$45USD. However, no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please donate generously within your means but feel free to join us even if you can’t contribute financially.
The Facilitators:
Sarah Nahar
Sarah Nahar neé Thompson (she/her) is a nonviolent action trainer and interspiritual theologian. Now as a PhD candidate in Syracuse, New York (Haudenosaunee Confederacy traditional land) she focuses on ecological regeneration, community cultivation, and spiritual activism. Previously, Sarah was a 2019 Rotary Peace Fellow and worked at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center in Atlanta, Georgia. She is a member of the Carnival de Resistance and has been the Executive Director of Christian Peacemaker Teams. She attended Spelman College, majoring in Comparative Women’s Studies and International Studies, minoring in Spanish. She has an MDiv from Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary in her hometown.
She has been facilitating the Work That Reconnects since 2014 after she participated in the 2nd People of Color Facilitator Training cohort at Canticle Farm.
Mutima Imani

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