Green the Church is a national organization drawing the Black Church into eco-justice and creation care. This webinar describes their work and offers recommendations for any congregation. Webinar recorded February 2022.

The webinar focuses on what it means to defund the police, how defunding the police might impact public safety, and the implications that the defund movement has for racial and social justice. Presenter: Dr. Irshad Altheimer, Director, Center for Public Safety Initiatives, and Associate Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York

Anti-racism isn't just about human concerns; it includes the very air we breathe. Learn about creation justice through the lens of race-based theology and practice to understand how all-encompassing this issue is to our humanity and our faith. Presenter: Rev. Dr. Jonathan Jamel H. McReynolds, pastor and preacher. Recorded October 2020.

Recording of webinar "Racism as a Public Health Crisis" with Dr. Linda Clark, MD, and Rev. Dr. Sebrone Johnson, pastor and community health activist. Recorded November 2018.

Difficult conundrums exist when it comes to directly engaging white children and youth who are being raised in a society that is diverse but full of racial inequity and injustice. Should we teach white kids to be “colorblind”? Or, should we teach them to notice race? And if so, how? When we tell them that God created all of our differences, what do they actually hear? What roles do we want white youth to play in addressing racism when they encounter it? How do we do that? On top of it all, talking about race well means we have to talk about white privilege and racism. How do we teach about race honestly, then, without making children feel bad about being white? Every single one of us is impacted by how white children are being socialized in the United States. So, whether you’ve been a white kid, are helping raise white kids, have relationships with people who used to be white kids, or have children in your life who are friends with white kids—this is a multi-racial conversation for all of us. Meanwhile, raising children is a generational and a communal endeavor. Antiracist vision in this regard sits at the heart of what the the church is called to be about. Presenter: Rev. Dr. Jennifer Harvey, professor of religion at Drake University and Faculty Director for the Crew Scholars Program. Recorded October 2020.

The goal of this lecture is to consider how advocating for a comprehensive reparations program and Black political agenda will further our commitment to the values of Respect, Godly Justice, and Reconciliation. Presenter: Rev. William Summerville, Senior Pastor, Kingdom Come Community Church, Gardena, California. Recorded October 2020.