Sanctuary Convening 2018

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When:
June 1, 2018 @ 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
2018-06-01T08:30:00-07:00
2018-06-01T17:00:00-07:00
Where:
Islamic Cultural Center of Northern California
1433 Madison St
Oakland, CA 94612
USA

Sanctuary: Caminando Hacia la Libertad is a 2-day convening that serves to strengthen and organize people of faith in our sanctuary work across California to respond in an increasingly dangerous climate for immigrant communities in 2018. Join us to learn tools and best practices to create a more prophetic path towards liberation, caminando hacia la libertad, where all can live with dignity and wholeness.

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Cost:
We encourage everyone to attend both days of the convening, but have provided options if you are only able to come for one day.

Registration cost includes breakfast and lunch for both days. We are accepting two forms of payment; via PayPal or via check by mail. If you have any questions or may need scholarship please contact Sarah Lee at slee@im4humanintegrity.org. We encourage anyone who may require financial assistance (scholarship) to contact Sarah as early as possible as funds are limited.
Early Registration  Before May 15th
-Two day: $70
-One day: $455
After May 15th
-Two days: $80
-One day: $50
Register here

Program Details: Through speakers, seminars, and creative spaces Sanctuary: Caminando Hacia la Libertad includes opportunities to build:

– Spiritual, educational, and strategic tools for faith communities to take a next step in their involvement in immigrant justice

– Relationships and networks across immigrant and ally congregations, faith traditions, and geography

– Shared vision for a faith-rooted and race equitable framework on sanctuary

Sanctuary Convening Values

    • Centering Voices of Directly-Impacted Communities: Majority of our speakers come from communities that have been directly impacted by our current and historical immigration policies and climate. Directly-impacted immigrant community members consult and guide the planning process.

 

  • Framing Racial Justice in Our Sanctuary Work: Our content and tools are rooted in how our sanctuary work combats racial oppression on immigrant communities.

 

    • Integrating Interfaith Principles and Practices: Our content and tools incorporate interfaith practices throughout the convening, and teach on the challenges and opportunities for solidarity in interfaith activism
    • Humanizing Our Experience: We incorporate margins for breaks and emotional processing during the convening, and address accessibility needs such as language translation

 

  • Prophetic: We acknowledge that our sanctuary work, in collaboration with other actors, bears witness to a visionary and public morality that has national implications

 

 

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