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A Johnston Center alumna writes about teaching her first class in the U of R Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department and taking some creative approaches to education.
As we look back on fall 2018 and forward to spring 2019, we celebrate the recent recognition and honors of the University of Redlands and its outstanding faculty, students, and employees.
Rev. Yolanda Norton answers questions about the upcoming Beyoncé Mass, addressing her hopes for the worship service, responses to her critics, and how the observance relates to Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The discussion, titled “Daughters of the Revolution: Black Women, the Civil Rights Movement, and Soundtracks for Liberation,” will relate to the themes of the next day’s Beyoncé Mass.
Jan 20
A worship service will use the music and life of Beyoncé as a tool to cultivate an empowering conversation about Black women and the liberation of all people.
Jan 21
During the forum, Jewish mentors and a Holocaust survivor will speak about how to move forward in hateful atmospheres as a jew, minority, or ally.
Jan 24
