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Gender, Racial and Intercultural Justice

 


 


About Our Office

The Office of Gender, Racial & Intercultural Justice in the Presbyterian Mission Agency assists the church in this commitment to become more open and inclusive in an effort to create an environment where a person’s identities, whatever they may be, do not hinder their ability to fully live out their call in the church and society. The goal of this office is to provide workshops, publications, and information that centers around the intersection of race and gender.

If you are seeking support or resources in your congregation or mid council toward achieving racial equity and gender justice, please contact Samantha Paige Davis (she/they), Associate for Gender, Racial & Intercultural Justice, for further information, assistance or to arrange a consultation.

Training and workshops

Contact training@pcusa.org for more information about the workshops, trainings and other educational events available through the offices of Gender and Racial Justice and Racial and Intercultural Justice.

  •  Antiracism Training
  • Facing Racism Policy
  • Cultural Humility
  • Intersectional Justice
  • Unpacking Gender
  • Creating a Welcoming and Affirming Space with Our Family in the LGBTQIA Community
  • Power and Privilege
  • Reproductive Justice
  • Radical Welcome

 Doctrine of Discovery

The 222nd General Assembly (2016) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) called the church to confess its complicity and repudiate the Doctrine of Discovery. The action also called for a review of the history of the doctrine and the writing of a report on the doctrine.

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Resources for Antiracism Work

Resources for Gender Justice Work

 

 

Resources

2020 Women of Faith Nomination Form

Racial Equity and Women’s Intercultural Ministries is seeking nominations for the 224th General Assembly’s Women of Faith Award. This award seeks to honor women who are working in their congregations… Read more »
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