Justice

[close] The Institute for Working Families recognizes that when Hoosiers are financially stable, they can achieve their full potential and better contribute to their communities. Policy plays an important role in building families' economic well-being. In order to do this we have to do a LOT of reading. This group is to connect with our followers and supporters and allow them to see what we are reading and connect with us about those books.

[close] BEAR seeks to cultivate an educational environment that emphasizes the importance of representation and equity for those of all ages. Learning never ends, and we believe such a beautiful human experience is best enjoyed together, curled up with a good book. We look forward to reading with you🐾 BEAR will include recommendations for children's books, young adult novels, and other books geared towards creating a more just, equitable, diverse, and inclusive society. est. Aug 18, 2021

[close] This group is dedicated to readers of They Plotted, Allah Planned: JAPAIGNANT by Anis Labidi. Here we discuss themes of justice, faith, human rights, and resilience. Members can share reflections, ask questions, and explore the broader issues raised in the book. All respectful voices are welcome.

[close] A space to learn and discuss eco-justice readings, with a spiritual lens. Topics include: the climate crisis, climate policy, eco-justice, reparative justice, community organizing, economic justice and more. The moderator comes from The Shalom Center, a prophetic voice in Jewish, multi-religious life. The Shalom Center seeks to build relationships with other climate activists of other faiths. We encourage reading recommendations!