NEWS, CORONAVIRUS, ANTI-RACISM/PRO-RECONCILIATION, ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM, MENTAL HEALTH
NBA Pauses Operations for Week of Reflection and Care, June 15 – 19
NBA | June 10, 2020
During the week of June 15–19, the National Benevolent Association will pause all staff operations and programs. For this week, the NBA will not be hosting any events nor will we be meeting with leaders of peer groups and various ministry partner organizations. Our staff will refrain from responding to emails and we will be silent on our NBA social media accounts.
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ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM, ANTI-RACISM/PRO-RECONCILIATION
8 Steps to Prepare Your Community for a Social Justice Crisis Like Ferguson
Rev. Dr. Dietra Wise Baker | March 30, 2020
It can be confusing and stressful navigating through times of crisis. Program Coordinator for Advocacy and Activism, Rev. Dr. Dietra Wise Baker shares eight steps communities can take to prepare before a crisis.
STORIES, ANTI-RACISM/PRO-RECONCILIATION, INCUBATE
Hummingbirds in a Dry Land
Rev. Helms Jarrell | February 25, 2020
In September, we hosted an Anti Racism/Pro-Reconciliation training for 45 individuals. QC Family Tree Founder, Rev. Helms Jarrell shares what attending this training meant to her.
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ANTI-RACISM/PRO-RECONCILIATION, ADVOCACY AND ACTIVISM, INCUBATE, XPLOR, STORIES
Walking the Delmar Divide
Rev. Dr. Dietra Wise Baker | January 25, 2019
The Delmar Divide in St. Louis is a place our community regular practices blindness and invisibility of neighbor. The Delmar Divide is a historic street in the city of St. Louis, dividing the city into north and south. NBA groups walk the divide so we can better “see” what locals miss driving every day.
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ANTI-RACISM/PRO-RECONCILIATION, STORIES
Don’t Give Up Until You Get What You Need!
Rev. Derrick L. Perkins, Sr. | November 16, 2017
Church family, I come to encourage each of you today that no matter what continues to happen in our families and communities, it’s indeed faithful to keep going until our needs are met.
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