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Walking in Wisdom
Join us for part 4 of a 6 part series as we unpack the 5 Majors and the 5 Minors of Race for Reconciliation, a movement to bring healing from the past, honor in the present, and hope for the future. Karin Conlee, Executive Director of R4R, interviews Dr. King expert Vonnetta West as they dialogue about the foundational messages of Race for Reconciliation focusing on Walking in Wisdom. Learn why equality is not enough and how to show love in action so true racial reconciliation can occur.
We believe that wisdom (sound, integral assessment and application of knowledge, experiences and history) makes reconciliation tangible and attainable.
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Ensuring Equity
Join us for part 3 of a 6 part series as we unpack the 5 Majors and the 5 Minors of Race for Reconciliation, a movement to bring healing from the past, honor in the present, and hope for the future. Karin Conlee, Executive Director of R4R, interviews expert Vonnetta West as they dialogue about the foundational messages of Race for Reconciliation focusing on Ensuring Equity. Learn why equality is not enough and how to show love in action so true racial reconciliation can occur.
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Tackling Tokenism
Join us for part 2 of a 6 part series as we unpack the 5 Majors and 5 Minors of Race for Reconciliation, a movement to bring healing from the past, honor in the present, and hope for the future. Karin Conlee, Executive Director of R4R, interviews expert Vonnetta West about the foundational message of Race for Reconciliation focusing on how we must tackle tokenism and how each of us can make a difference.
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Redefining Reconciliation
Join us for part 1 of a 6 part series as we unpack the 5 Majors and 5 Minors of Race for Reconciliation, a movement to bring healing from the past, honor in the present, and hope for the future. Karin Conlee interviews expert Vonnetta West as they dialogue about the foundational messages of Race for Reconciliation starting with how to have these conversations and why racial reconciliation must be redefined for true progress to be made.
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