Women in Faith: Diverse Voices Speak - Cultivating Hope
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The Women in Faith: Diverse Voices Speak series returns for a virtual event on Cultivating Hope. How do different faith traditions guide us in the practice of developing and cultivating hope? How does this practice position us to take concrete positive action (or not)? What do we wish we had more (or less) of in our faith lives as it relates to hope during difficult times?
We welcome back Rahmah Abdulaleem, Reverend Janelle Johnson-Lester, Rabbi Abbi Sharofsky, and YaYa, who will speak from Muslim, Christian, Jewish, and non-theistic perspectives, and invite you to tune in for this hopeful, dynamic, and engaging conversation. Join us on YouTube!
Women in Faith: Diverse Voices Speak debuted in 2020. Originally intended as a one-off in-person event, we (the Office of Human Rights, in partnership with the Prince George's County Memorial Library System) pivoted to host it in the virtual space because of the pandemic, and over the intervening years have held a number of programs in the series, featuring different panelists in discussion on a variety of relevant themes. It has been a couple of years, however, since our last one and we are thrilled to now be bringing it back. We hope you will join us live and, should you not be able to, we invite you to watch on demand later at the link above.
