The work of anti-racism necessarily leads to questions about how to create a just and equitable world. Some imagine that we can simply move forward into the future with a lens of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging without accounting for what happened in the past. However, history has a way of repeating itself and one of the primary reasons we seem to continually re-create slavery by another name (i.e., segregation and mass incarceration) is because we've never reckoned with or taken responsibility for our past. In most moral philosophies and faith traditions, justice requires both a recognition of wrongdoing, a commitment to change going forward, AND restitution for the harm that was caused. In the case of racial harm, the demand for justice always comes back to the question of reparations. At the 3rd annual CW Conference, we will hear from artists, scholars, and theologians on the case for reparations and seek to discover how we can be a part of seeking justice and making things right.

• Early Bird Rate: $125 (ends on 12/31)

• Facilitator Rate: $100

• Student Rate: $50

• Virtual Rate: $75

• General Admission: $150

• People of Color: FREE using code BALDWIN