Nonviolence & Peacemaking, Racial Justice

Webinar: Breaking the Cycle of Racism: Tools for Non-violent Struggle

9 June 2020
Speakers: Andre Henry and Laurent Grubaugh

You want to make a difference. Nonviolently. Now.

Is nonviolent struggle actually effective?
What tools are available to me?
What can I do locally?

Andre Henry, program manager for CSA’s Racial Justice Institute, and nonviolent strategist Rev. Lauren Grubaugh* discuss about what it takes to bring about lasting change—nonviolently—in the fight against racism.

*Rev. Lauren Grubaugh is an Episcopal priest, certified Kaleidoscope Institute dialogue Facilitator, Spanish-English translator, subversive liturgist, and nonviolent strategist. She’s committed to the liberative practices of soulful dance, radical curiosity, and bold storytelling. She lives, bikes and birdwatches in South Denver, on Arapaho and Cheyenne homelands.

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