From Information to Transformation: One Parish’s Story of How Unveiling a Painful Past Unlocked the Freedom to Act with Integrity Now and in the Future
Posted by Mary Grace Puszka
At 7:30pm on November 2, Zion in Douglaston will dedicate a plaque memorializing the persons enslaved by parish founders.
St. Ann and the Holy Trinity Pro-Cathedral and Grace Church, Brooklyn Heights host two day book event, "Spirit and Flesh: Our Bodies, Our Blackness, Ourselves"
Posted by Teddy Byrne
A two-day event with lecture and book talk featuring Cole Arthur Riley took place September 29 and 30, 2023.
Grace Church and St. Paul’s, Atlanta announce 2024 Pilgrimage to highlight racial equity and social justice
Posted by Teddy Byrne
Grace Church and St. Paul’s, Atlanta are pleased to announce a 2024 Pilgrimage to highlight racial equity and social justice.
Who Is This Guy? Introducing the Rev. Craig Townsend, Historian-in-Residence for Racial Justice for the Diocese of Long Island
Posted by Teddy Byrne
"To look at the past, to tell the truth about it, is to own it so as to move forward with it."
Tags:Racial Justice
History As Social Justice Activism: An Uncovering Parish Histories Report
Posted by Teddy Byrne
The first public report of the ongoing “Uncovering Parish Histories project” was held on February 26, 2023.
Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Blessed Absalom Jones
Posted by Teddy Byrne
The Diocese of Long Island gathered to honor the life and legacy of Absalom Jones, the first priest of African decent ordained in the U.S.
Call for Applications: Scholarship Program for the Descendants of Enslaved People in Brooklyn, Queens, and Nassau and Suffolk Counties Accepting Applications through March 31
Posted by Teddy Byrne
The Reparations Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island is now accepting applications for the Barbara C. Harris Scholars Program
Tags:Racial Justice
VIDEO: The Quest for Inclusion: From Bishop John Henry Hobart to Today
Posted by Teddy Byrne
An event celebrating the legacy of Bishop John Henry Hobart, featuring Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, Bishop Franklin, and others.
Episcopal Diocese of Long Island Awards $100K in Scholarships to Descendants of Enslaved People
Posted by Teddy Byrne
Awards were first scholarships from program launched by recently formed Reparations Committee, which hopes to expand program in the future.