We wrote this with our colleagues in mind as a resource to equip them to get educated as well as in leading students on campus. What’s happening in Ferguson is a unique window that can catalyze us to engage issues of multi-ethnicty, justice, and systemic challenges.
As you enter into conversations and working relationships with those of other cultures remember the analogy of the circle. Think of the act of creating a circle out of a piece of string. We must
This resource emerged from a 2012 workshop delivered by Celeste Handy at the “WJEF - Would Jesus Eat Frybread? And Other Native Questions About Jesus” Conference. As someone who has spent many years
Things I wish my staff worker understood about being Native, topics that would be helpful to learn about and Questions that would be helpful for my staff worker to ask me, and additional helpful
This guide was created to help us listen as we explore how the themes from Hoʻolohe Pono can be used as a tool for growing in cross-cultural competency. It is to be used with the Hoʻolohe Pono video
Here is one way to present the gospel to Native American people. It is an attempt to understand and speak into a worldview that is different from the White, Western, post-Enlightenment worldview in
Reaching this generation of Black scholars and professionals (BSAP) is a crucial Kingdom ministry. This paper provides an introduction, outline the significance of BSAP ministry, key obstacles, and resources to get started.
This article discusses how to motivate Asian Americans to obey Jesus, particularly given non-Western understandings of debt-obligation and how they impact understanding the Cross.
Why Multiethnicity? What IS a Multiethnic Chapter? Helpful next steps in establishing a multiethnic chapter and helping an existing chapter become more multiethnic.
Stream the California Newsreel documentary, "RACE: The Power of an Illusion" online. Use the film discussion guide to have deeper conversations at large group or in small groups.
