Anti-Racism Resources
We recognize the long-standing role of Christian churches in the U.S. in standing alongside the state in supporting policies and practices that have provided benefits and privileges for white people at the expense and to the detriment of people of color.
From the WCC Statement on Institutional Racism and Racial Justice
Nehemiah: Justified Anger Courses:
All WCC staff have taken the phenomenal Black History for a New Day course. Highly recommended for anyone seeking the bigger picture and broader impact of the exclusion of Black history from American history.
Further resources from Nehemiah including “Re-Entry Lunch and Learns,” “White and Wondering” gatherings, and a host of other valuable resources.
Nurturing Justice
WCC Ecumenical Partner “committed to the sustained action and education that is required for the dismantling of personal and systemic inequities in America.”
Interrupting Bias:
Calling Out vs. Calling In
Conversation prompts from
Seed the Way
Race & Faith
WCC Ecumenical Partner whose “mission is to challenge racism and advance understanding to foster a more just world.”