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Let's celebrate our history of strength and progress. Together, we keep working for fairness and justice. #Juneteenth #juneteenthevents #JuneteenthCelebration #Juneteenth2024 #MBCONSULTANCY #JuneteenthDay

Western States Center, in partnership with Princeton’s Bridging Divides Initiative, has released a guide, "Speaking Out Against Bigoted, Dehumanizing Rhetoric: What We Can Do." This resource explains the dangerous link between rhetoric and violence and provides steps we can take to reject hate and strengthen our movements for justice! Download the guide at https://lnkd.in/dhyyv8Ck ?? Check out our latest newsletter for more resources like this: https://lnkd.in/eJFdGFwv #RacialEquity #Justice #Guide

“Human rights are not a privilege conferred by government. They are every human being’s entitlement by virtue of his humanity.” ~ Mother Teresa (Anjez? Gonxhe Bojaxhiu). #HumanRights #Justice #Freedom #Peace #Humanity #Integrity #Growth #Privilege #Politics #World #Future #Leadership #CoreValues #LeadershipDevelopment #Principles #Values #Government #Management #Governance

Hope for the Future: Chief Don Tom Listen to Chief Don Tom from Tsartlip First Nation share his vision for reclaiming justice for Indigenous Peoples and the need to honour our Ancestors and breath hope into the future. “Their [colonial] laws benefit generally the Canadian population, and doesn’t particularly look at the interests of the First Nations. We want to see our people thrive, we want to see them have the best opportunities available to thrive in their lives and to be the people they can be, to speak the language, to…when we look at our own structures and our own systems it’s always meant to uphold us, to make us better people, making us closer to the Creator.” Chief Don Tom, of the Tsartlip First Nation shares his vision for reclaiming justice for Indigenous Peoples at the 3rd Annual BC First Nations Justice Forum. He expresses the importance of the opportunities First Nations in BC have to assert control over their own respective justice systems. Chief Don Tom brings attention to the need to honour those who were denied justice in the past and advocating for accountability while breathing hope into the future. He reflects on the crucial recognition of First Nations laws and legal orders and highlights the need for a productive partnership with the BC government. https://lnkd.in/dt9ZwCSP 3rd Annual Justice Forum What We Heard Report: https://lnkd.in/gnWzvwS8 #WhatWeHeard #3rdAnnualJusticeForum #BCFirstNationsJusticeForum #FirstNations #Indigenous #Law #BCFNJC #BC #BritishColumbia #ProvinceofBC #LawFoundation #IndigenousLeadersSpeak

Justice consists not in being neutral between right and wrong, but in finding out the right and upholding it, wherever found, against the wrong." —Theodore Roosevelt Today is marked as World day for International Justice #saferide #carrental #WorldDayforInternationalJustice #justice #JusticeForAll #internationaljustice #JusticeServed

This piece has some very interesting thoughts on the word "Indigenous"

As we spend time thinking about truth and reconciliation today, consider reading about and supporting the work that Indspire does all year round. #TruthAndReconciliation #OrangeShirtDay #EveryChildMatters

Are you passionate about racial justice and reconciliation but find it hard to persuade your predominantly white church that it is a crucial part of the Great Commission? Through this Pastoring for Racial Reconciliation course, we’ll ask you to examine your own life, the rhythms of your church, and the dynamics of your geophysical context to uncover hidden and lingering racism and oppression. https://buff.ly/3MVwOZI

Get this book by Jemar Tisby to give you hope and inspiration in the fight for racial justice. “The Spirit of Justice”.

Cornell Law School Professor Sabeel Rahman is coauthor of an important recent book, Civic Power, about the urgent need to revitalize American democracy with much closer links between government and those it's meant to serve. The only path to meaningful equity and true government "by the people" is to engage affected communities as genuine agenda-setting and decision-making partners.?Putting the traditionally disempowered at the center entails a fundamentally new approach to reform. Sabeel and I discussed some of the traditional frameworks for reform such as civility or transparency—abstractions that skate right past America's longstanding power disparities. The only real answer is a shift where affected communities go from getting the policy short shrift (for instance as neighbors to all the worst polluters) to co-governing and actual authority. https://lnkd.in/gnymqmb8