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SUMMARY:6th Annual MLK Teach-In
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Mason co-presents with Dr. Frederick D. Haynes\, III\, at the 6th Annual MLK Teach-in. As you are aware\, the MLK Teach-In focuses on King’s faith that led him into the streets to protest and into the corridors of power to influence public policy and provide ways for people to live out their faith in public life. This year’s theme continues the conversation regarding King’s theological orientation and public ministry. 2023 marks the 55th anniversary of the Memphis Sanitation Strike March/Movement. In light of the current social issues\, upcoming Texas Legislative Session\, and injustices in our local and global communities\, we will explore themes from the Memphis Sanitation Strike March/Movement and the faith that undergirded the march. We will also pick up on the theme of Christian responsibility from King’s imaginary letter entitled Paul’s Letter to American Christians.
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SUMMARY:A Global Moment in Time: Peace and Justice
DESCRIPTION:This hybrid Global Moment in Time special initiative includes a virtual component in Fall 2021 and an in-person component in Spring 2023. Both components will examine ways to build peace and justice at local and regional levels around the world.  Participants will learn how leaders and organizations in the United States actively engage in mediating disputes arising from political\, socioeconomic\, ethnic\, religious\, and regional differences. They will explore conflict resolution methods and strategies for directing positive political\, social\, and economic change in a democratic society.  Participants will examine and share essential leadership skills needed to balance divergent social demands and interests when confronting political\, social\, and economic challenges. They will explore the skills necessary to participate effectively in international fora to end conflict\, promote justice\, and sustain peace. The project will include a series of interactive dialogues\, a global virtual summit on Peace and Justice\, and an action planning session. Participants will contribute to a joint visual presentation – as a digital or print publication – that amplifies their involvement in peace and justice activities in their communities.
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