top of page

Free Resources

Below are some links to free resources that can help you begin or continue your work in community advocacy. I have found these reading materials helpful in continuing my growth as an effective advocate.

​

The topic of intersectionality is not new, but the primer presented me with a new and better understanding of the issue.  The term was coined by Dr. Kimberle Crenshaw and provides a useful framework for viewing and analyzing social problems to better ensure inclusiveness in potential solutions.

​

Unless specifically stated, I claim no authorship rights in the material.  These items are available online to the public and I place them here for convenience.

A Primer on Intersectionality

The African American Policy Forum

Kimberle Crenshaw, Luke Harris

Additional Reading

I recommend the following books as an entry point to the much-needed conversation regarding race and reconciliation in our country, from the perspective of Black Christian.

Woke Curch.jpg

Woke Church: An Urgent Call For Christians In America To Confront Racism and Injustice.

Eric Mason 

Quick Look: Understanding The Issue

Chapter 30 - Community Toolbox

Center for Community Health at University of Kansas

Quick Look: Conducting Studies On The Issue

Chapter 30 - Community Toolbox

Center for Community Health at University of Kansas

Quick Look: Developing A Plan For Advocacy

Chapter 30 - Community Toolbox

Center for Community Health at University of Kansas

RETHINK PODCAST: EPISODE 1 - Education Policy and Impact

Insider Outsider.jpg

Insider Outsider: My Journey As A Stranger In White Evangelicalism And My Hope For Us All.

Bryan Loritts

Be The Bridge.jpg

Be The Bridge: Pursuing God's Heart for Racial Reconciliation.

Latasha Morrison 

Kinfolk.jpg

About the Kinfolk Podcast

This is a podcast about the four-way intersection of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the community of saints that do life together, the African diaspora, and the coming social justice of God in Christ to our world. 

Hosted by P.T. Ngwolo.

bottom of page