Category: About Citizen Advocacy
Thoughts from the Covered Dish Supper
A Blessing for the Annual Covered Dish Supper by The Rev. Sierra Wilkinson Reyes, Board Member Give thanks for the freedom to be. The freedom to be who God needs for you to be in this world. Freedom to break down the walls that separate people from people. Freedom from walls of separation, segregation, isolation and
» Read moreWelcome to George Seaborough, Associate Coordinator
We are happy to welcome George Seaborough as our new Associate Coordinator. We are looking forward to introducing George to many citizen advocacy supporters in the coming months! George Seaborough is a 35 year old native of Savannah and is married to Youth Minister Tyneise Seaborough. He graduated from Savannah High and holds a B.S. in Political Science with
» Read moreWe are hiring an Associate Coordinator…
Not a desk job or a non-profit management job – this is hands-on work similar to community organizing for a natural people person who has a strong sense of social justice, not afraid to ask people to do hard things, persuasive and clear in oral and written communications, well-connected in our community, and a curious observer and learner. Some
» Read moreNYC and WWBC (Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community) by Tom Kohler
I wanted to share few impressions and reflections after being in New York for a few days sharing the Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community story and looking for allies and innovation… oh, and eating lox and bagels! The story of Waddie Welcome and the Beloved Community captured all three audiences we met. The characters, Mr. Welcome, Ms. Reeves,
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