Because racism works against our baptismal call to love others and strive for justice and peace among all people.
The Center for Racial Healing is an inter-generational, faith-based organization
providing curriculum, activities and experiences to all participants to engage their heads
and their hearts in the daily work of dismantling personal
prejudice and ending systemic racism.
Coming up at the Center for Racial Healing
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The Sewanee Project on Slavery, Race, and Reconciliation is on a mission to investigate the University of the South's entanglements with slavery in the early years of its founding and with slavery’s legacies in the long century of racial injustice after emancipation. Professor Woody Register and Professor Jody Allen will give a general introduction to the national movement in higher education and explore the challenges and opportunities of the projects at Sewanee and William and Mary. In addition, Register will describe the ways in which the Sewanee Project seeks to connect with the Episcopal Church’s Becoming Beloved Community endeavors and to work with programs like those sponsored by the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing.
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The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing
807 Atlanta Student Movement Boulevard | Atlanta, Georgia 30314
404-601-5335 | cmeeks@episcopalatlanta.org
Catherine Meeks, PhD, Executive Director
807 Atlanta Student Movement Boulevard | Atlanta, Georgia 30314
404-601-5335 | cmeeks@episcopalatlanta.org
Catherine Meeks, PhD, Executive Director
