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.
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We have amazing news, the desks for the TuTu Desk Project in South Africa are in and ready for distribution and we want to give a special thanks to all who have picked up their desks so far!
Please schedule your pick-up by emailing centerforracialhealing@episcopalatlanta.org. Lastly, delivery options are available if you cannot pick-up the desk. For more information, please read the details of this project below: Several months ago, we had the pleasure of meeting Thandi Tutu who is the CEO for the TuTu Desk Project in South Africa. This project was started by Bishop TuTu to meet the crisis of ninety million children in Sub Saharan who are without school desks. He decided to do something about it and has set a goal of raising money to provide for twenty million desks. To read more about this initiative and how to get involved, read our blog here! To donate, make checks payable to the Diocese of Atlanta noting "TuTu Desk Campaign." Mail all checks to The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing at 807 Atlanta Student Movement Blvd. Atlanta, Georgia 30314. |
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