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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2023 · 38 MIN

Collective Trauma and Community Action - Ep. 411

from The Voices of Unitarian Universalism · host Church of the Larger Fellowship

This week our hosts engage in a crucial conversation on processing and responding to the ongoing genocide in Palestine from a Unitarian Universalist perspective. We speak to Rev. Ranwa Hammamy, a Unitarian Universalist minister, Muslim, and former President of DRUUMM; Rev. DL Helfer, a Jewish UU actively involved with Jewish Voices for Peace; and Devin Albayati, a young adult, Iraqi Arab activist, and DRUUMM member. We explore the purpose and impact of the weekly vigil for Gaza, a collaborative effort by CLF and DRUUMM, shedding light on the significance of collective action. Our guests provide valuable resources to deepen your understanding of the historical context of Palestinian oppression, emphasizing the responsibility Unitarian Universalists bear in speaking out against this ongoing tragedy. CLF Connects: clfuu.org/clfconnects UUA Webinar Weekly Vigil - https://www.druumm.org/events/ To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world, go to clfuu.org/podcast

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