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    • 2025 INITIATIVES >
      • SUMMER SOUL CARE
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      • EECBC
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    • Migration Experience.
    • Common Legacy.
    • Hearing Deafness.
  • GET INVOLVED
  • PHOTO GALLERY
    • 2022 CONNECTION
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Oil painting by Je Hlobik via Etsy

M I G R A T I O N  E X P E R I E N C E

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Are you ready to be immersed in cross cultural exposure, volunteer opportunities and fundraising for humanitarian causes across the world?

The Migration Experience program uplifts the diversity of our Chicago communities through the learning and sharing of our: History, Religion, Culture and Art. Our program provides genealogy services and a curated global travel expedition that retraces journeys throughout history.  
More Information Coming Soon...


​A HEALING AND SACRED EXPERIENCE

Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice...
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Resurrection Weekend - April 2022


L O V E  B U I L D S.

It is positive and helpful.
It is more beneficial than hate.
Injuries quickly forgotten quickly pass away.
Personally and racially, our enemies must be forgiven.
Our aim must be to create a world of fellowship and justice
where no man's skin, color or religion, is held against him.
"Love thy neighbor" is a precept which could transform the world ​if it were universally practiced. It connotes brotherhood and, to me, brotherhood of man is the noblest concept in all human relations. Loving your neighbor means being interracial, interreligious and international.

- Mary McLeod Bethune -
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"There's a certain sophistication to knowing your history, who you are and where you come from...”

-Alison Jenkins, Founder