Category: Intercultural Workshops

You're Invited to Melanie DeMore's Song as Worship Free Workshop on March 4th

2/17/2023

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Melanie DeMore is a 3 time Grammy-nominated singer/composer, choral conductor, music director and vocal activist. She facilitates vocal and stick pounding workshops for professional choirs and community groups as well as directing numerous choral organizations. We are thrilled to welcome Melanie DeMore for a whole week of music and YOU are heartily invited to her Song as Worship Workshop, Community Sing Concert AND our Music of the Heart Sunday service - all FREE. Read on for the weeklong schedule.

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Staff Recommended Anti-Racism Resources

6/14/2020

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We have assembled a list of the best anti-racism articles, books, social media feeds and videos we know of to help people learn about a wide range of topics relating to racism. Please invest in yourself, your family, your community and our world by viewing and sharing these links and, more importantly, we hope you'll join us in taking the steps shared herein to begin to heal our world.

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Awakening the Intercultural Self Workshop

10/2/2010

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JTW-Intercultural-Workshop Facilitated by Nehrwr Abdul-Wahid, Founder/Lead Consultant, One Ummah Consulting
Saturday, October 2, 2010 - 8:30 am to 4 pm
First Unitarian Universalist Church of San Diego, Hillcrest Campus
Contact Person: Jan Carpenter Tucker
How do we create an environment where everyone who walks through our doors feels included, engaged and valued?

We begin by addressing our assumptions and unpacking our biases.
We strengthen our foundation of core values by understanding why the work of racial justice and healing is important for all of us to engage in.
We broaden our focus to include all of the ways people are oppressed or marginalized.
We ask: What does being inclusive and diverse really mean?
We recognize that we all participate in a variety of cultures (family, community, male, female, LGBTQQ, church, age group, etc.). These cultures are created and perpetuated by the people who participate in and interact with them.
In order to interact in positive ways with cultures that are not part of our own personal identity, we learn strategies for interpersonal interaction.
We are willing to take risks, and accept the reality that we will make mistakes on this journey and learn from them.
In this way, we become more confident as intercultural beings.

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