First Sundays for Anti-racism and Anti-Oppression

Racial Identity Caucusing & Potluck

First Sunday of Every Month | 12:00 to 2:00 pm

Starr King Room

All are welcome. Potluck begins as soon as possible after worship service.
No need to bring food to participate. Childcare available upon request.

Racial identity is not shaped in a neutral environment. Caucusing provides supportive space where:

· Self-identified people of color explore how their identity forms in response to racial oppression.

· People who identify as white explore how their identity forms in response to white supremacy.

· People who identify as multiracial with white European ancestry may participate with the caucus of their choice or create another.

As people of faith on a spiritual journey toward wholeness, we gather to understand the dynamics of racial identity and to overcome barriers and oppression created by an individual, institutional, and cultural racism.

We warmly invite you to join us!

Sponsored by Journey Toward Wholeness Transformation Team. For more info contact jtw@uuoakland.org.

Meeting on the third floor around the board table in the OYC space.

The First Unitarian meditation sangha welcomes meditators of all backgrounds and experience levels. Silent meditation begins at 7:15 PM for 40 minutes, followed by check-ins and tea. 

BART accessible in Oakland’s Rockridge community.

For location and accessibility questions, contact Carol Emert.