Reconciliation

Seeing and Honoring First Nations People

By Megan Murdock Krischke

Increasingly, InterVarsity students and staff are becoming aware of the Native people on their campuses and in their communities. I hope this story, and the ideas that follow, will give you concrete steps you can take to build relationships of respect, honor and trust with Native people.

3 Things I’ve Learned from the Hmong Community

By Alice Atkins

A confession: I have never heard of the word “Hmong” before moving to Wisconsin. But as I have worked

4 Steps for Entering Into The Work of Racial Justice on Campus

By Orlando Crespo

If we are to learn anything from the uprisings against racial injustice that has taken place

This MLK Day, listen to one of Dr. King's sermons

By Andy Kim

Every third Monday of January is Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, an opportunity for our nation to remember and reflect upon the life and legacy of one of the greatest civil rights champions and

5 Lessons On Grief That Help Me Love My Black Friends

By Kelly Joiner

Confession: I am terrified of all conversations surrounding race and culture. When things pop up in my newsfeed having to do with Ferguson, the Confederate Flag, Black Lives Matter, I feel

A Joint Statement on Recent Racial Tensions on College Campuses

By InterVarsity Asian American Ministries

These past weeks, the bright spotlight shining on American race relations has shifted. It is now focused squarely on the college campus. Students at Mizzou, Yale, Ithaca College, Claremont McKenna

Responding to Crises in Time and Like Christ

By Sean M. Watkins

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays—you can’t tell because of my high metabolism. At some point, every Thanksgiving, my mother will announce to the house, “It’s dinner time.” What she has is

Developing a Prophetic Voice

By Sean M. Watkins

"Why is that Christianity seems so impotent to deal radically, and therefore effectively, with issues of discrimination and injustice on the basis of race, religion and national origin?" - Howard

Why I’d Use #BlackLivesMatter

By Joe Ho

I don’t tweet. Honestly, I don't know how. But if I did, I would use the controversial hashtag #Blacklivesmatter.It's hard to speak without being misunderstood. It's REALLY hard when using sound

Racial Reconciliation is Not an Optional Seminar

By Andy Kim

Is Racial Reconciliation optional? Is it only for Christians who feel particularly called? Is it for only those in certain cultural, racial or geographic contexts?

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What I Wish I Knew as a Young Activist

By Christina Quintanilla

A letter to my younger self, early on the journey of growing in God's heart for justice.

Can God Redeem White Culture?

By Doug Schaupp

“Every culture is fallen, but every culture can be redeemed by God.” My InterVarsity friends first taught me this decades ago, and I continue to lean into this truth today. Here are two questions

3 Things I’ve Learned from the Hmong Community

By Alice Atkins

A confession: I have never heard of the word “Hmong” before moving to Wisconsin. But as I have worked

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