Unit Enrichment Beyond the Local Unit Supply each member with a copy of the Host an international tasting 1.) Charter for Racial Justice Policies. party, cultural fair or other event. Be certain to integrate a racial 2.) As a unit, attend a worship service of a justice element into the church, synagogue or temple with a programming. racial/ethnic background different from Hold a postcard writing party your own. Be certain to inform the encouraging legislation favorable leadership of your intended visit. to the economically deprived or challenged. 3.) Plan and present a worship experience for your unit or church with an emphasis Provide a space or childcare for on racial justice. ESL (English as a Second Language) classes. 4.) Present a program on equal education, housing, employment or medical care Have a pulpit exchange with a exploring how race may have been a pastor of another ethnicity. factor or implicated in the area. For one month scan the daily news 5.) Plan jointly with a group of a different media TV/newspaper advertising, racial/ethnic background: pictures, and/or children's programs from the UMW Program literature) to ascertain the degree Resource Book at one or more of racial stereotyping portrayed. meetings. Use the information in one of the book reviews using books from following ways: the Reading Program with special Design and present unit emphases on books related to programs ethnic racial groups or persons. Share information with ecumenical resources on social administrative body of your justice church Share with Sunday School 6.) Give a Special Mission Recognition pin classes to someone who works to promote racial Share with youth group justice.
Unit Enrichment 1.) Supply each member with a copy of the Charter for Racial Justice Policies. 2.) As a unit, attend a worship service of a church, synagogue or temple with a racial/ethnic background different from your own. Be certain to inform the leadership of your intended visit. 3.) Plan and present a worship experience for your unit or church with an emphasis on racial justice. 4.) Present a program on equal education, housing, employment or medical care exploring how race may have been a factor or implicated in the area. 5.) Plan jointly with a group of a different racial/ethnic background: programs from the UMW Program Resource Book at one or more meetings. book reviews using books from the Reading Program with special emphases on books related to ethnic racial groups or persons. ecumenical resources on social justice 6.) Give a Special Mission Recognition pin to someone who works to promote racial justice. Beyond the Local Unit Host an international tasting party, cultural fair or other event. Be certain to integrate a racial justice element into the programming. Hold a postcard writing party encouraging legislation favorable to the economically deprived or challenged. Provide a space or childcare for ESL (English as a Second Language) classes. Have a pulpit exchange with a pastor of another ethnicity. For one month scan the daily news media TV/newspaper advertising, pictures, and/or children's literature) to ascertain the degree of racial stereotyping portrayed. Use the information in one of the following ways: Design and present unit programs Share information with administrative body of your church Share with Sunday School classes Share with youth group
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