About
UNDIVIDED
VISION
What if conversations about race could become a catalyst for that kind of growth that bridges racial divides?
LivingUNDIVIDED is the manifestation of that hope. Developed by UNDIVIDED, Inc, this line of offerings is rooted in a God-honoring vision for racial healing and reconciliation. The programs foster belonging, hope, and deep community engagement, inspiring participants to be active change agents within their communities.
At this critical moment in our nation’s history, we’re providing solutions for followers of Jesus to build courage and have clarity on how to take bold action that lives out our faith.
All of the programs can be delivered virtually or in person.
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Our Workshops
Creative Expressions About Race
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The Impact of Exclusion
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The Impact of Exclusion
To highlight the importance of inclusion, belonging and elevating the dignity of those often marginalized,…
AN EXPERIENTIAL JOURNEY
OUR COHORTS
Our biblically rooted LivingUNDIVIDED cohort program thrives because we have crafted an experience shared in mixed-race groups grounded in historical context and data.
This facilitated engagement includes expert training in the tool of empathy, experiential and data-driven learning, and utilizes tools of relational growth. The seven-session program includes small group conversations, activities, and assignments that engage multiple learning styles. Researchers from Johns Hopkins University have academically validated it for its’ ability to motivate and drive change.
Root
Building the foundation for relational growth through historical contextualization and empathy training
REALIZE
Reflecting on post-Civil Rights era through current events, learning the impact of systemic and structural injustices on racial groups
RECKON
Teaching and training in active listening skills, empathy and the recognition of echo chambers
RESPOND
Examining racial and cultural identity, reflecting on injustice and inequity, and preparing to create change
REPAIR
Focusing on the importance of taking action to establish relationships and repair divisions
RESOLVE
Launching into the work of being reconcilers by courageously moving forward toward racial unity
COHORT
ENGAGEMENT
WEEKLY
Each group session meets for 2 hours for seven weeks
FLEXIBILITY
Groups may gather either in-person or on-line
CONTINUITY
Participants stay in the same group for span of the cohort
DIVERSITY
30% minimum of group members are non-white
COHORT
SESSIONS
WELCOME
Hospitable welcome & icebreaker to build community
TEACHING
Engaging teaching from trained facilitators
EXPERIENCE
Experience to engage concepts & reinforce learning
GROUPS
Large group discussions & small group breakouts
ACTIVATION
Activation assignment & set up for the next week
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The Impact of Exclusion
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LivingUNDIVIDED equips churches and other Christian faith-based communities that see the value in exploring and pursuing racial equity, solidarity, and justice.
Empowered and catalyzed by our experiences, past participants have gone on to do amazing things in their communities.
Check out www.undivided.us/work to learn about the movement.
Currently, all LivingUNDIVIDED programs can be offered virtually or in person.
LivingUNDIVIDED was created by a diverse team of individuals and began in 2015 as a ministry of a non-denominational Christian church located in Cincinnati, Ohio. In 2020, led by Chuck Mingo, it launched nationally as a separate 501c3 organization.
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