Sacred Conversations
Sacred Conversations
Podcast Description
This podcast delves into the intersection of faith, HIV, and advocacy work, offering a platform for diverse voices and stories. Each episode features in-depth discussions with faith leaders, advocates, and community members who are at the forefront of the fight for equality and justice.
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Focuses on topics such as HIV stigma, faith community involvement, and advocacy efforts, with episodes like Breaking Down HIV Stigma and Discrimination addressing personal experiences of discrimination, and From Stigma to Support highlighting transformative stories of acceptance within faith communities.
This podcast delves into the intersection of faith, HIV, and advocacy work, offering a platform for diverse voices and stories. Each episode features in-depth discussions with faith leaders, advocates, and community members who are at the forefront of the fight for equality and justice.
In this episode of Sacred Conversations, we sit down with Georgia State Senator and Episcopal priest Kim Jackson to explore what it means to lead from the margins. Senator Jackson shares the journey that led her from the pulpit to the legislature, offering insight into how her faith shapes her commitment to justice, housing advocacy, and LGBTQ+ inclusion. Together, we reflect on the sacred responsibility of public service, the spiritual call to show up for the most vulnerable, and the importance of holding space for nuance in both politics and faith.
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