Ep 39 - Daily bread and a hundred-year plan: Sarah Augustine on long-haul justice

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What does it mean to follow Jesus in a world built on systems of oppression? Ken sits down with the prophetic Sarah Augustine - author, scholar, activist and co-founder of the Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery. We talk about Jesus’ mic-drop moment, we talk about divesting from systems of death, we talk about a one-hundred-year organizing strategy and lots more. This one is challenging - especially for those of us who are comfortable and privileged. It’s never easy hearing from a prophet.

Transcription here.
Discussion guide here.

A Reparative Justice Resource from the Coalition to Dismantle the Doctrine of Discovery

Hearts Exchanged - foundational learning series over 8 months with monthly online discussions. This starts in the Fall every year but you can sign up first)

Connect to the Canadian chapter of the Coalition by emailing scottmortonninomiya@mcco.ca

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Undercurrents is hosted by Ken Ogasawara, with production support from Christen Kong. Theme music by Brian MacMillan. Cover art by Jesse Bergen. Executive produced by Sandra Reimer.

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