Are you passionate about building a more equitable and sustainable future? You are invited to join the Solidarity Circles — a transformative nine-month leadership training program aimed at empowering individuals to align their institutions and communities with the principles of the Solidarity Economy.
Broadly understood, the cooperative and solidarity economy are ways of addressing longstanding economic inequalities within our society, including White supremacy and gender and sex inequities. As part of its commitment to collaborative ministry that engages local communities, the program is a unique partnership between the United Church and the Wendland-Cooke Institute (Vanderbilt University Divinity School). Solidarity Circles are virtual peer-networks for faith leaders, organizers, clergy, and members of the community interested in the cooperative and solidarity economy and its multiple relations to faith.
The cost is $250 USD for the first 30 participants. Find out more and sign up.
Register secure your spot in the upcoming cohort of Solidarity Circles, beginning in November 2023. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, access valuable educational and practical resources, and become part of a thriving community dedicated to creating transformative economic and ecological ways of life in their communities.
We look forward to working with all of you in the fight for justice, solidarity, and labor this November!
Contact Andrew Richardson, Vocation Minister Atlantic Regions, if you have any questions: ARichardson@united-church.ca