During the current 2024 US election season, how might we, as LGBTQ people, communities, and LGBTQ-allies, be voices of – and votes for – positive change for a nation in such desperate need of justice, hope, love, and compassion?
Join us for one or more of these five ONLINE workshops as we explore these questions in our Queering the 2024 Vote Workshop Series!
Rev. Michael Neuroth
Thursday, 12 September 2024 at 1pm (Pacific) | 4pm (Eastern)
Join us to explore the United Church of Christ’s 2024 Our Faith Our Vote | Vote with Love! campaign with Rev. Michael Neuroth, Director of the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy on Capitol Hill in Washington DC.
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Rev. Jakob Hero-Shaw
Wednesday, 25 September 2024 at 1pm (Pacific) | 4pm (Eastern)
As the nation prepares to head to the polls in November, join us as explore the upcoming presidential election, discuss what can and cannot be said in our faith communities, and examine the unique spiritual care needs that LGBTQ+ congregants are facing as the election approaches.
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Rachael Ward
Thursday, 10 October 2024 at 1pm (Pacific) | 4pm (Eastern)
Join us to as we learn about the United Church of Christ’s 2024 Love is Louder: Love Your Neighbor OUT LOUD campaign with Rachael Ward, Director of the UCC Office of Public Policy and Advocacy on Capitol Hill in Washington DC.
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Maij Vu Mai
Wednesday, 30 October 2024 at 11:30am (Pacific) | 2:30pm (Eastern)
We gather online with Maij Vu Mai for this intentionally-curated reflection space that will incorporate different rituals, meditations, and reflection exercises and invite us to be more present to what’s coming up within ourselves and our communities during this election season.
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Dr. Leonard McMahon
Thursday, 12 December 2024 at 1pm (Pacific) | 4pm (Eastern)
We invite you to join PSR Professor and founder of Common Ground Dialogue Dr. Leonard McMahon as we gather to explore the outer landscape of US society – and our own inner landscapes – in this post-election time.