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SUMMARY:Books on Faith & Meaning A Conversation with Willie James Jennings
DESCRIPTION:LIVE ZOOM EVENT \nAs people committed to fighting against racism\, what are we fighting for? In After Whiteness: An Education in Belonging (Theological Education between the Times)\, Prof. Willie James Jennings describes insights gained from his extensive experience in theological education\, examines how ideas of whiteness distort our understanding of community\, and proposes new ways of belonging to one another. \nJoin us on November 17th at 12 pm for a Zoom conversation between Faith Initiative Director\, Dr. Matthew Croasmun and Willie Jennings. Through Professor Jennings’ powerful vision of life and mutual belonging\, we will examine how we might reimagine the intellectual heritage of Christian theology within our current struggles for community\, with a goal to transgress boundaries that have existed for centuries. \nOur Books on Faith & Meaning series consists of monthly presentations introducing selections from the Faith & Meaning section of the Grace Farms Library. Spanning multiple religious and philosophical traditions\, both ancient and contemporary\, these texts encourage us to think critically about the meaning in our lives.
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SUMMARY:Lessons Learned from Other Industries in the Fight Against Forced Labor
DESCRIPTION:presented by Design for Freedom by Grace Farms and Pratt Institute \nThis panel will explore how several industries are farther along in ensuring ethically sourced materials and labor practices than the construction and design industry and what can we learn from them. \nHow have these sectors successfully added humanitarian criterion to business models by investing in ethically sourced materials to reduce risk and increase long term returns? How can we apply these lessons as we seek to build slave-free buildings? \n  \nHosted by: \nChelsea Thatcher\, co-editor of Design for Freedom report and Creative Director and Chief Marketing Officer | Grace Farms Foundation \nTulay Atak\, Associate Professor Adjunct at the School of Architecture | Pratt Institute \n  \nWebinar Contributors \nCarolyn Shafer\, Director of Sustainability for Academic Affairs | Pratt Sustainability Center  \nTara St. James\, Founder and Designer | Study NY \nJulie Klinger\, Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and Spatial Sciences | University of Delaware \nKiel Moe\, Professor and Gerald Staff Chair of Architecture | McGill University \n  \nWebinar attendants can receive AIA CES credits\, administered by the School of Continuing and Professional Studies at Pratt Institute. \n  \nWatch the first webinar in our series\, Innovative Tools in the Movement Toward Slave-Free Buildings. \n  \nPhoto Credit: Tom Fisk/Pexels
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