IABRS

The International Association of Black Religions and Spiritualities (IABRS) promotes black religions around the world.

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IABRS is planning one more youth and student exchange: two young people will be traveling from Ghana to Fiji.

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Between February and the end of March IABRS is finalizing two women's advocacy trips: Hawaii is going to Australia and Ghana to Hawaii.

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The IABRS works to bring together existing organizations and institutions to create collaboration and solidarity among its members.

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The IABRS was founded in Cape Town, South Africa in 2006 with a membership of 11 countries.Since then we have grown to 14 countries.

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To model new collective human interactions, the IABRS combines half female and half male participation at all levels of its network.

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Dr. Willie Jennings is visiting Iliff for Black History Month. We are all reading his book. The Christian Imagination: The Origins of Race.

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The IABRS is committed to justice and the creation of a better world. Its motto is Another World Is Possible.

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The International Association of Black Religions is a network of women, men and youth from around the world. It represents 14 countries.

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Welcome to the International Association of Black Religions and Spiritualities (IABRS). Great to announce our twitter presence on MLK day.