Dr. Pius Kamau, Rabbi Dan, and Adrian Miller from the Colorado Council of Churches, dive into thought-provoking discussions on global atrocities and the ongoing fight against genocide. They explore the responsibilities of clergy and individuals in advocating for peace and awareness, drawing from religious teachings and historical lessons.

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Key Takeaways:

• Clergy and community leaders have a profound role in educating and speaking out against genocide, using platforms like sermon weekends to foster global awareness.
• The intersection of religion and global responsibility is crucial in addressing issues of violence, urging us to perceive everyone as a neighbor worth loving and cherishing.
• Active genocides worldwide should be acknowledged, and there’s a need for widespread education using resources like the US Holocaust website.
• Encouraging communities, especially in places like the United States, to feel more connected to global issues can drive more proactive measures against atrocities.
• Climate change, immigration issues, and economic policies are indirectly tied to forms of genocide and should be approached with a shared sense of moral duty.

Never Again, is presented by The Coalition Against Global Genocide (CoAGG) and its mission to educate, motivate and empower individuals and communities to oppose Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity.

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Dr. Pius Kamau speaks with Markey Culver, founder and CEO of the Women's Bakery, shares her journey from Peace Corps volunteer in Rwanda to running a successful social enterprise aimed at empowering women and nourishing communities. The discussion covers Markey's experiences in Rwanda, the challenges of setting up bakeries, and the impact of the Women's Bakery in serving nutritious bread to thousands of schoolchildren. Explore how resilience and community-driven initiatives can catalyze lasting positive change in a post-genocide society, offering insights into social entrepreneurship and women's empowerment.

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Cleo Parker Robinson shares her journey as a dancer growing up during segregation and Jim Crow laws, reflecting on the powerful influence of her racially diverse Denver community and her family's guidance. She discusses the healing power of dance, the importance of gratitude, and the vitality of keeping fit. Cleo also delves into mentorship, the evolution of women's roles, and her groundbreaking work with Project Self Discovery. Through her stories, she offers insightful reflections on humanity, empowerment, and the transformative impact of the arts.

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Presented by The Coalition Against Global Genocide (CoAGG) and its mission to educate, motivate and empower individuals and communities to oppose Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity.

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