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Let Justice Roll
Friday, April 8, 2005
Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge
Co-sponsored by Harambee and the Black Alumni/ae Network
(BAN), this event featured discussions on gender, international issues,
and the role of African American churches in confronting injustice.
Additionally, the Rev. Dr. Charles G. Adams was honored by Harambee, and
the Rev. Dr. Arthur L. Whitaker was presented with BAN's Preston N.
Williams Black Alumni/ae Award.
For audio or video broadcasts of the panels, please follow these links:
Responsibility, Recovery, and Redemption: A
Conversation about Sudan (led by the Rev. Gloria White-Hammond)
(audio)
Toward an African American Inter-Religious Symposium (a
discussion on developing unified dialogue to address social ills that
impact the community) (audio)
Confronting the Stained-Glass Ceiling: Gender Justice
in the Black Church (a panel discussion with the Rev. Dr. Jo Ann
Browning, the Rev. Dr. Claudette Copeland, Professor Cheryl Townsend
Gilkes, and Assistant Dean Imani Sheila Newsome) (video)
Jesus, Justice and Jubilee: The Black Church
Confronting Injustice (a panel discussion with the Rev. Violet Dease,
the Rev. Mark Jennings, Dr. Glen Missick, and the Rev. Dr. Virgil Wood) (video)
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