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- BlogSun, 1 Dec 2019
World Aids DayOn December 1,1988, World Aids Day became the first ever global health day to be commemorated annually. The AIDS movement evolved into an advocacy mission with a global reach that continues to have significant impact on the history of social justice and activism. A report from NPR states that by the mid 1980’s, President Ronald... more...
- BlogWed, 27 Nov 2019
Joyful Expectation and Preparation at AdventHappy Advent (video) Our devotional provides scriptural excerpts, meditations and prayers for all four Sundays in Advent. We created it with the firm understanding and belief that all people should have access to spiritually affirming texts to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. This... more...
- BlogTue, 15 Oct 2019
Our Global Melting PotOn the international day that commemorates girls, Intersections gathered together an intimate group of stakeholders to hear about the work of two global humanitarians transforming the lives of those in their communities. Rev. Derrick Jones, Supervisor for the Reformed Church in America (RCA) Mission in Africa and Oman was incredibly... more...
- BlogThu, 3 Oct 2019
October 3rd and the Power of Telling Stories...I had the honor and privilege of serving as a missionary and social action worker for the Reformed Church in America (RCA) in partnership with the Waldensian and Methodist Church in Naples and Sicily, Italy from 2014 to 2018. A year later, I still look back at that period of time with widespread wonder, righteous anger and intense love,... more...
- BlogWed, 10 Jul 2019
Invisible Warriors to Agents of Change.Three Tours is a documentary created by Betty Yu, a multimedia artist, filmmaker, educator and activist. Born and raised in New York City to Chinese immigrant parents
more... - BlogFri, 10 May 2019
Queer African Cinema: A Love StoryRafiki is a film to be celebrated.
It is a radical act of imagination and representation.
more... - BlogFri, 10 May 2019
‘Once in a Refugee Camp’: The Pain,...In 1993 fighting erupted within the small South Sudanese town of Yei (pronounced “Yay”). Machine guns mounted atop land cruisers and AK-47s shouldered by men wearing fatigues launched shells of ammunition into the air. Mothers and grandmothers hurried out of gunfire with babies tied to their backs and cooking pans seated on... more...
