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Letters To My Daughters: The Intersection of Faith and Advocacy as It Relates to the Social Conditions of Women, Girls, and Femmes.
Today, we interview Rev. Camille Henderson, the director for Economic, Health, and Gender Justice at the General Board of Church and Society. She shares her insights on the intergenerational journey of activism and how the experiences of the women who've shaped us can inform our advocacy. Join us in this conversation as we also discuss the pressing issue of maternal mortality and how the faith community can support the passage of the Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act.
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Today, we interview Rev. Camille Henderson, the director for Economic, Health, and Gender Justice at the General Board of Church and Society. She shares her insights on the intergenerational journey of activism and how the experiences of the women who've shaped us can inform our advocacy. Join us in this conversation as we also discuss the pressing issue of maternal mortality and how the faith community can support the passage of the Black Maternal Health Momnibus Act.