What does it mean to be an Ally?
In preparation for this week’s Second Fridays on the importance of solidarity and allies with Michael Champagne and Mary Lysecki, here are some recent graphics posted by the folks at the “It Gets Better” Project…





In preparation for this week’s Second Fridays on the importance of solidarity and allies with Michael Champagne and Mary Lysecki, here are some recent graphics posted by the folks at the “It Gets Better” Project…





exhausted after a day of hard climbing, looking for a way forward.
Maylanne Maybee writes: Is it appropriate for the non-Aboriginal party to take the initiative to invite collaboration. Adrian Jacobs’ answer: Participation in issues of concern for Aboriginal people is the invitation.
Michèle Barr and Virginia Platt reflect on practical ecumenism. Videos from CCS’s noon-hour presentation on Theology of Diversity – Ecumenical Connections.
A new articulation of CCS’s core values, and an invitation to artists to create work inspire by those values.
We curse you fruit and vegetable lovers, you carriers of healthy snacks! How can you bring them before God?
Staff reflection from June, 2011: Culture refers to a group or community with whom we share common experiences. The concept of culture can indicate broad categories such as ethnicity, economics, class, race, or nation. As well, the idea of culture can be applied, at a more micro level, to organizations like CCS or even sub-groupings…