November 15 / 12:00 PM / ZOOM LINK
Reparations with Elaine Enns and Ched Myers
Join us via Zoom November 15 at 12:00 PM to hear from Elaine Enns and Ched Myers on what reparations might look like in the context of the ongoing oppression of BIPOC communities.
Elaine Enns, DMin (and a Canadian Mennonite), is an educator, writer, facilitator and trainer in conflict transformation. She focuses on how restorative justice applies to historical violations including issues of intergenerational trauma and healing. Ched Myers—an ecumenical activist theologian—is a popular educator, writer, teacher and organizer, committed to animating and nurturing church renewal and radical discipleship, and supporting faith-based movements for peace and justice.
Elaine and Ched have just finished a book--Healing Haunted Histories: Toward a Settler Discipleship of Decolonization—which keys in on the Mennonite community, and culminates in a discussion regarding our settler responsibility for restorative solidarity, reparations and repatriation. They are excited to walk through some of these issues with us.
Elaine Enns, DMin (and a Canadian Mennonite), is an educator, writer, facilitator and trainer in conflict transformation. She focuses on how restorative justice applies to historical violations including issues of intergenerational trauma and healing. Ched Myers—an ecumenical activist theologian—is a popular educator, writer, teacher and organizer, committed to animating and nurturing church renewal and radical discipleship, and supporting faith-based movements for peace and justice.
Elaine and Ched have just finished a book--Healing Haunted Histories: Toward a Settler Discipleship of Decolonization—which keys in on the Mennonite community, and culminates in a discussion regarding our settler responsibility for restorative solidarity, reparations and repatriation. They are excited to walk through some of these issues with us.
Join us as we learn to
“love the Lord with all our minds.”
“love the Lord with all our minds.”
