“We Cannot Walk Alone”: 
Anti-Racism and Allyship
-A Panel Discussion 
Tuesday, March 9, 6:30-8:00pm
(Live Event was Recorded - Click Below)

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Moderator:

Rev. Dr. Janet Forbes

Panel Guests:

M. Garlinda Burton

Jordan Lee

Rev. Ken Brown

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In July 2020 a group from CSE came together as a community to engage in self-reflection, education and action to support and to stand in solidarity with those experiencing racism in our community.  Out of these conversations grew a need to reach out to our larger community with a much larger conversation.

As a result, we created a panel discussion, “We Cannot Walk Alone”: Anti-Racism and Allyship which was held on March 9, 2021.  We brought together an amazing group of leaders and educators involved in the work of anti-racism.

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• M. Garlinda Burton – journalist, educator, and justice advocate, serving as Interim General Secretary for the General Commission on Religion and Race of The United Methodist Church

• Rev. Ken Brown – Senior Pastor, Trinity United Methodist Church, Denver, CO

• Jordan Lee – sophomore at CU Boulder and content creator for a social media campaign called “Unmask the Racism”

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“We Cannot Walk Alone” is a quote from Martin Luther King’s renowned “I Have a Dream” speech which exemplifies our purpose to seek greater connection in the fight to dismantle racism.  Click here to view a recording of this important event.  We invite you to join us in the global movement of justice and making positive change.

 

For more information, contact the CSE Speaker Series Team Members Julie Polikoff or Sallie Suby-Long

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