What we’re doing now:

now has a roadmap for restarting the GED center that was removed from her community.

is taking home some new justice-oriented approaches to parenting.

says that after our workshops, he sees justice and injustice everywhere in Scripture in ways he never had before.

runs into a situation of injustice at work and knows exactly what to do – because she is prepared. She is able to speak up immediately against the proposed policy change that would disproportionately impact her lower-income colleagues.

has a concrete vision of what justice is - for the first time in her life

starts to read the newspaper differently and see systemic injustice more clearly around her.

sends a letter to the elders at her church requesting further conversation about implementing changes that could prevent injustice in their congregation.

is taking the training to her own small group, using the Bible studies to equip people in her circles.

is ready to jump into local school district politics and support those who advocate for equity in our education system.