Racial Justice

 

The mission of the Racial Justice Ministry is to engage every setting of the Southern New England Conference of the United Church of Christ to eradicate racism in our personal, interpersonal, institutional and cultural realms.

 SNEUCC offers Racial Justice Workshops, two-day programs that help participants explore personal experiences, develop shared language, understand how racism operates, recognize examples of white privilege, and plan ways to act against racism. 

Upcoming Racial Justice Workshops 

Southington, CT:  April 21-22             Westerly, CT/RI line:  May 14-15

Super Saturday Workshops

Minister for Racial Justice Donique McIntosh (together with Rev. Alison Buttrick-Patton, Pastor of Saugatuck Congregational Church, UCC in Westport, CT) will present "Tools for Living an Anti-Racist Life" in two parts at the March 14 Super Saturday. The morning workshop, #21 (2.25 hours) will help participants explore personal experiences, develop shared language, understand how racism operates, recognize examples of white privilege, and plan ways to act against racism. The afternoon workshop, #47, expands upon the morning session.  Participants of the afternoon workshop must also sign up for the morning workshop.  Learn more and register here.

Church Resources

• Where is my church on racial justice?  
• White Privilege Curriculum 
• Welcoming Diversity: An Inventory for Congregations
• Racial Justice Resources for Families
• PRC Resources for racial justice, immigration and the environment
• Resources Archive
• Racial Justice Podcasts