Faith Without Works is Dead II: Exploring the Role of Faith in Equity and Justice Centered Work

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2022-03-24
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Morton, Crystal Hill
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In fall 2021, we had a powerful discussion with the following five Black women about the intersection of their faith tradition and community-engaged and justice-centered work. Today we will continue this critical discussion.

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Arlène Elizabeth Casimir, Patricia (Akosua) Lesesne, Olísa Yaa Omíyále Tolókun, Ronda C. Henry Anthony, Hanaa Elmi, Faith, Justice, Equity, Spirituality
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Morton, C. H. (2022, March 24). Faith Without Works is Dead II: Exploring the Role of Faith in Equity and Justice Centered Work. EquiLearn Virtual Roundtable, Midwest & Plains Equity Assistance Center, IUPUI. https://greatlakesequity.org/sites/default/files/22_morton_vrt_drft_rj.pdf
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https://hdl.handle.net/1805/37655
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