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Sacred conversation on race resource guide United Church of Christ 2008 Sacred Conversation on Race Table of Contents Introduction 5 Planning Your Sacred Conversation on Race 7 Pastoral Letter on

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How to fill out sacred conversation on race:

1. Start by educating yourself on the history and systemic issues of racism. Read books, attend workshops, or watch documentaries to gain a deeper understanding.
2. Listen actively and empathetically to the experiences and perspectives of people from diverse racial backgrounds. Avoid interrupting or invalidating their experiences.
3. Avoid defensive or confrontational language and instead, approach the conversation with a willingness to learn, grow, and engage in open-minded dialogue.
4. Practice self-reflection and acknowledge any biases or prejudices you may have. Be willing to challenge and unlearn them.
5. Be respectful and create a safe space for others to share their thoughts and emotions. This includes embracing discomfort and accepting that you may make mistakes along the way.
6. Seek common ground and find solutions together. Identify actions that can be taken individually or collectively to address systemic racism.
7. Take accountability for your own actions and commit to being an ally for racial justice and equality.
8. Continue to educate yourself and stay engaged in ongoing conversations and initiatives related to race and racism.

Who needs sacred conversation on race:

1. Individuals who want to learn and understand more about the experiences of people from different racial backgrounds.
2. Communities, organizations, and institutions aiming to address and dismantle systemic racism.
3. Educators, policymakers, and leaders who want to create equitable and inclusive environments.
4. Friends, family, and colleagues who want to foster better relationships and understanding across racial lines.
5. Anyone interested in cultivating a more just and equitable society.

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What is sacred conversation on race?

Sacred conversation on race is an intentional dialogue focused on exploring and addressing issues of race and racism.

Who is required to file sacred conversation on race?

Anyone interested in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion can participate in sacred conversation on race.

How to fill out sacred conversation on race?

Participants can engage in small group discussions, attend workshops, read relevant literature, and actively listen to others' perspectives.

What is the purpose of sacred conversation on race?

The purpose of sacred conversation on race is to create a safe space for honest and open discussions about race, challenge biases, and promote understanding and allyship.

What information must be reported on sacred conversation on race?

Participants may share personal experiences, reflections, insights, and action steps to address racism and promote racial equity.