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SUMMARY:Beloved Community Conversation Series: Racism
DESCRIPTION:The Martin Luther King Center is partnering with Butler University’s Desmond Tutu Peace Lab to present the Beloved Community Conversations Series. The conversations in the four-part series will focus on the “triple evils” identified by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (poverty\, racism\, and militarism) along with environmental degradation. Each conversation will offer an artistic performance by a poet or spoken-word artist followed by a panel discussion featuring the artist as well as scholars\, community activists\, and individuals with lived experiences pertinent to the theme. Following the panel\, a facilitated community conversation will explore how the topics align with Dr. King’s principles of nonviolence and contribute to building the Beloved Community. \nThe April 10 conversation\, the second in the series\, centers on racism. Poet\, playwright\, and educator Tasha Jones is the featured artist\, and panelists are Dr. Brooke Harris Garad (assistant professor of education\, Butler University)\, Dr. Su-Mei Ooi (associate professor of political science\, Butler University)\, Dr. Corey Reed (assistant professor of philosophy\, Butler University)\, and Rev. Shea Thompson (organizer\, Black Church Coalition). \nNo RSVP is necessary. \nFor more information\, contact the MLK Center at 317.923.4581 or info@MLKCenterIndy.org. \nThis program received support from an Indiana Humanities INcommon Grant.
URL:https://indianahumanities.org/event/beloved-community-conversation-series-racism/
LOCATION:MLK Center\, 40 W. 40th St.\, Indianapolis\, IN\, 46208
CATEGORIES:Grantee Event
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SUMMARY:Poverty: Myths\, Resources\, and a Way Forward
DESCRIPTION:The Martin Luther King Center is partnering with Butler University’s Desmond Tutu Peace Lab to present the Beloved Community Conversations Series. The conversations in the four-part series will focus on the “triple evils” identified by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (poverty\, racism\, and militarism) along with environmental degradation. Each conversation will offer an artistic performance by a poet or spoken-word artist followed by a panel discussion featuring the artist as well as scholars\, community activists\, and individuals with lived experiences pertinent to the theme. Following the panel\, a facilitated community conversation will explore how the topics align with Dr. King’s principles of nonviolence and contribute to building the Beloved Community. \nThe March 3 conversation\, the first in the series\, centers on “Poverty: Myths\, Resources\, and a Way Forward.” Thomas Kneeland\, poet and professor from Anderson University\, is the featured artist\, and panelists are Dr. Brooke Harris Garad (assistant professor of education\, Butler University)\, Dr. Tom Mould (professor of anthropology\, Butler University)\, Elizabeth Nash (director\, Eastside Economic Mobility District)\, and Terrence Sanford\, family and community program director\, MLK Center). \nNo RSVP is necessary. \nFor more information\, contact the MLK Center at 317.923.4581 or info@MLKCenterIndy.org. \nThis program received support from an Indiana Humanities INcommon Grant.
URL:https://indianahumanities.org/event/poverty-myths-resources-and-a-way-forward/
LOCATION:MLK Center\, 40 W. 40th St.\, Indianapolis\, IN\, 46208
CATEGORIES:Grantee Event
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