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When
Tuesday, May 21, 2019 at 7:30 pmWhere
This is an online event.
Contact
Julie LytleEpiscopal Province of New England
617-669-8411
executive.director@province1.org
We know that cultural humility and embracing diversity are key to living life to its fullest as we seek to Become Beloved Community through the Way of Love. We know that children as young as 3 years old have developed racial preferences. Thus, we need to start teaching children at an early age about cultural humility and embracing diversity so they don't continue the tribal behavior we see in our society today.
But is it realistic to think that young people can be taught cultural humility and appreciation of diversity? And if so, how should we do so?
Come hear Formation Network Coordinator for the Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire Linnae Peterson share her thoughts on how to teach young people these crucial life concepts and skills and resources available to do so.
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To participate, you will need a computer with high speed internet access and a sound card. Log in information will be sent to those who register using the link below.
This web conference is part of a monthly series hosted by Province I's Cultural Competency and Multicultural Awareness Task Force. The series is designed to raise awareness, provide resources, and offer hopeful approaches for talking across difference and celebrating diversity.
Previous conversations are recorded for continued access and can be found on the Province I website at https://www.province1.org/exploring-diversity-videos.
For more information, check the Province I website at http://province1.org or contact Julie Lytle at executive.director@province1.org.