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Facing Bias or Prejudice

Facing Bias or Prejudice

Experiencing racism, discrimination, or exclusion leaves deep emotional wounds. At Reimagine, we center voices that have been silenced and hold space for healing and justice. Our offerings create space to be heard, to find strength in solidarity, and to reclaim your story. You deserve dignity, safety, and community.

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Let’s Learn: What Does Justice Look Like?

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A pair of colleagues – a Black chaplain and a white Jewish physician – share the evolution of their relationship and offer a vision of what it means to provide equitable care of mind, body, and soul. Moderated by Reimagine’s beloved Board Chair, Pastor Corey L. Kennard.

Let’s Take Action: Equity for All at the End of Life

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Take steps to become a change agent in your own community. Two visionary health care advocates for the homeless offer steps for everyone to address inequality and shift mindsets with compassion, service, and justice.

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