A Spiritual Home in the Heart of Downtown Portland, Maine
Education, Understanding, Equity, and Racial Justice Support Resources
April 29, 2022/
The following are resources for racial justice and how we might be good neighbors to all.
For more information regarding our programs, please contact the parish office.
- Glossary of Racial Justice terms
- Exploring the term White Privilege: What Is White Privilege?
- Becoming Beloved Community
- Smithsonian – National Museum of African American History and Culture
- The 1619 Project
- The Atlantic Black Box Project
- Wabanaki Reach
- The Impact of Racism on US Immigration Past and
- Portland Freedom Trail
- The Atlantic Black Box Project
- Becoming Beloved Community
- Black Girl in Maine
- Indigo Arts Alliance
- Passamaquoddy People
- Wabanaki Reach
- The 1619 Project
- Maine Youth Justice
- Amjambo Africa
- Black Owned Maine
- 106 Things White People Can Do for Racial Justice
- Northeast Farmers of Color
- ME Episcopal Committee on Indian Relations
- Poor People’s Campaign
- Restorative Justice Institute of Maine
- Maine Equal Justice
- Anti-Racism Resources for Parents and Kids
- The Absalom Jones Episcopal Center for Racial Healing