Our 7 Neighbors: Diversifying the Narrative: Immigration and Religion in America
InterReligious Institute at Chicago Theological Seminary
31 episodes
6 days ago
Join us for Season 3 of Our 7 Neighbors! Hosted by Rev. Brian E. Smith, this season centers stories gathered for our Rev. Jesse Jackson Oral Archive Project. Each episode includes segments from our Chicago Civil rights leaders interviews, paired with voices from today’s faith, community and social justice movements. Listen in on these historic interviews documenting the birth of a movement
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Join us for Season 3 of Our 7 Neighbors! Hosted by Rev. Brian E. Smith, this season centers stories gathered for our Rev. Jesse Jackson Oral Archive Project. Each episode includes segments from our Chicago Civil rights leaders interviews, paired with voices from today’s faith, community and social justice movements. Listen in on these historic interviews documenting the birth of a movement
Our 7 Neighbors: Diversifying the Narrative: Immigration and Religion in America
34 minutes
1 year ago
Season 4: Ep.5 Community as Resistance
Our 7 Neighbors, Season 4: Diversifying the Narrative: Immigration and Religion in America, Hosted by Dr. José Francisco Morales Torres. Through an intersectional lens of Latinx voices, this season explores themes of immigration, mass migration and colonization and how diverse faith traditions can and do affect the story we tell. This episode features a conversation with Amor Craun Reyes, an Indigenous, Latina, Mexican, and Muslim woman, who serves communities across the Americas.
Our 7 Neighbors: Diversifying the Narrative: Immigration and Religion in America
Join us for Season 3 of Our 7 Neighbors! Hosted by Rev. Brian E. Smith, this season centers stories gathered for our Rev. Jesse Jackson Oral Archive Project. Each episode includes segments from our Chicago Civil rights leaders interviews, paired with voices from today’s faith, community and social justice movements. Listen in on these historic interviews documenting the birth of a movement
