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Equality Ride
The Equality Ride was conceived of in 2005 and hit the road for the first national trip in 2006. Since then, the buses have carried over 100 Riders to over 50 schools.
The message of Equality Ride is clear: discrimination against LGBTQ may be legal, but it is unjust. We call into question the school policies and ideologies which inform them offering instead a message of inclusion, as well as academic rigor.
Soulforce Symposiums
Building on the success of the 2010 Soulforce Symposium, Soulforce is going mobile! One of the key elements in the success of the 2010 Symposium was the panel on intersectional justice. We are taking this concept to colleges and communities across the country. Each stop on the Symposium circuit is unique and allows us to …
Hope Not Harm
On February 20, 2011, Sunday, Soulforce joined with the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) to engage in a non-violent act of resistance to the exportation of homophobia and religious bigotry to Uganda by Lou Engle, evangelist and founder of the International House of Prayer (IHOP) and The Call. We were joined by volunteers from the organization …
Delegate Mobilization Program
Out of the Equality Ride experience come inspired students and energized local social justice groups excited to continue organizing in the communities that we visit. The Delegate Mobilization Program meets the need for continuing to empower local leaders and establish channels of financial and logistical support from Soulforce to the grassroots. The Delegate Mobilization Program …
