Join us for a panel discussion featuring leaders of the Beloved Community, a Portland-area interfaith and interracial assembly that works to embody the principles of Dr. King's Beloved Community through cooperation, friendship, goodwill and reconciliation. Take away pointers for starting your own cooperative circle of family, friends and acquaintances--new and old.

Speaker Panel:
Sho Dozono, Community leader
Wajdi Said, Muslim Education Trust
Rania Ayoub, Muslim Education Trust
Apostle E. D. Mondaine, Celebration Tabernacle
Antjuan Tolbert, Celebration Tabernacle
Jan Elfers, Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon
Hector Lopez, United Church of Christ
Ned Rosch, Jewish Voice for Peace
Liathana Dalton, Interfaith Council
Reverand Michael Ellick, First Congregational United Church of Christ
Donna Maxey, Race Talks

Art Credit: Drepung Gmang Monastery

This series deals with race in Oregon, both historically and up to the present time, to provide learning experiences that support the development of racial identity and sensitivity.

Each month, Kennedy School hosts a presentation on a different topic of ethnicity and racial elements in Oregon history, given by educators and/or experts in the topic at hand. The aim is to provide educational and learning experiences that support the development of intercultural sensitivity and racial identity.

This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp