[Webinar Series] Episcopal Impact Fund Presents Insights and Impact
In this time of heightened focus, acknowledging the intersection between race, class and poverty has become even more urgent. An impactful response requires education, commitment, personal transformation, and action. Episcopal Impact Fund is partnering with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) expert Robert Greene of Cedar & Burwell to bring you a three-part webinar series aimed at equipping all of us in the Episcopal Impact Fund community—board, staff, donors, and Episcopalians of the Bay Area—for personal growth and action. We are all doing the best we can and we can all do better.
In this series:
Provide a framework of knowledge, terminology and resources about social and racial justice that will allow our community to face this urgent time together
Educate ourselves on the intersection of race, class and poverty so we can unite to address better the root causes of poverty in the San Francisco Bay Area
Challenge ourselves to go beyond listening and learning and embrace personal and organizational transformation and action within our communities
We highly recommend that you read The Person You Mean To Be, by Dolly Chugh, MBA, associate professor at NYU’s Stern School of Business before the first session. Alternately, you can watch this podcast: The Person You Mean to Be: How Good People Fight Bias | Dolly Chugh | Talks at Google Series Sessions:
Session One: Gaining Cultural Competency
Session Two: Addressing Poverty through the Intersectionality of Race & Class
Session Three: Where do we go from here?
Led by: Robert Greene, CEO/Principal, Cedar & Burwell Strategic Consulting, with:
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Marc Handley Andrus, Bishop of California
Ayanna Bennett, MD, Director, Office of Health Equity, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Jennifer Brooks, Board Chair, Episcopal Impact Fund
The Rev. Lindy Bunch, Priest-in-Charge, Trinity St. Peter's San Francisco
Michelle Myles Chambers, FAITHS Program Officer, The San Francisco Foundation
Aaron Mullen, Director of Community and Inclusion, Cathedral School for Boys
Mario Paz, Executive Director, Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
Kathleen Piraino, Executive Director, Episcopal Impact Fund
José Quiñonez, Founder and CEO, Mission Asset Fund
