Reparations: What are they?

Learn about the movement for reparations in the United States, including how reparations with Black and Indigenous communities may differ, and how reparations are related to but different from charity. Through this shared experience, we will explore how a tool called the Reparatory Eco Map can help us move from conceptual discussions about reparations to concrete action.
This is the 1st session in MNIPL's four-part Reparations Learning Table for individuals or teams. Throughout this series, we hope participants can feel more confident and empowered to explore their own relationship to reparations and to start reparations conversations with their faith or spiritual community.
Facilitators: Jessica Intermill and Liz Loeb

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Watch Ancient Aliens, an Historical Gift. If we look to the past, to help us change our structures, we will be able to at least start lessening.