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SUMMARY:LARK October 2025
DESCRIPTION:LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country\, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history\, issues\, and stories. LARK focuses on our local history and populations and deals with local issues and stories. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of the local context in which we minister\, and begin to nurture the relationships and resilience necessary for advancing racial reconciliation and justice within our diocese. \nThe LARK workshop consists of the following major components: \n\nTruth telling of the local history of People of Color by way of an overview of the major racial/ethnic groups in our diocesan region.\nCase study of multi-faceted local issues by way of videos and discussion.\nIn-depth analysis and discussion of articles & videos regarding various local ongoing instances of racism.\nCommitment to engagement: Personal Plan of Action for each participant\, i.e.\, a commitment to specific follow-up actions and the choosing of a small group team for accountability.\nZoom meeting* to be scheduled approximately 4 weeks after the in-person workshop. The date and time will be announced closer to the workshop date. At this meeting\, participants will:\n\nreflect on their learning\nreport on any post-workshop activity\nfind the next steps for their continued journey\n*Participants who are unable to attend this meeting can be given an alternate way of fulfilling this requirement upon request.\n\n\n\nThe purpose of this workshop is not simply to transmit information\, but to engage participants in a collective process of discovery. The progression of the workshop is scaffolded\, with the earlier activities creating a foundation for the later experiences. Full participation from beginning to end is assumed. \nParticipants must complete all components in order to become a LARK alumnus and fulfill diocesan anti-racism training requirements. \nLARK is one part of a lifelong journey for racial reconciliation and racial justice. Whether you are a novice or veteran in the areas of racial justice and reconciliation\, this LARK workshop is for you! All are encouraged to attend\, and all are welcome. \n\nWhen: Friday\, Oct. 17\, 3:30-8:30 PM & Saturday\, Oct. 18\, 9:30-4:30 PM\, with a follow-up Zoom meeting TBD.\nWhere: Trinity Episcopal Church\, 845 Chestnut St\, Escondido\, CA 92025\nSign Up Deadline: Thursday Oct. 9\, or when registration is full. The workshop is open to a maximum of 30 attendees.\n\nClick HERE to Register
URL:https://edsd.org/event/lark-october-2025/
LOCATION:Trinity Episcopal Church\, 845 Chestnut St\, Escondido\, CA\, 92025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Event,Training
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SUMMARY:LARK Offering - May 2025
DESCRIPTION:LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country\, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history\, issues\, and stories. LARK focuses on our local history and populations and deals with local issues and stories. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of the local context in which we minister\, and begin to nurture the relationships and resilience necessary for advancing racial reconciliation and justice within our diocese. \nThe LARK workshop consists of the following major components: \n\nTruth telling of the local history of People of Color by way of an overview of the major racial/ethnic groups in our diocesan region.\nCase study of multi-faceted local issues by way of videos and discussion.\nIn-depth analysis and discussion of articles & videos regarding various local ongoing instances of racism.\nCommitment to engagement: Personal Plan of Action for each participant\, i.e.\, a commitment to specific follow-up actions and the choosing of a small group team for accountability.\nZoom meeting* to be scheduled approximately 4 weeks after the in-person workshop. The date and time will be announced closer to the workshop date. At this meeting\, participants will:\n\nreflect on their learning\nreport on any post-workshop activity\nfind next steps for their continued journey\n*Participants who are unable to attend this meeting can be given an alternate way of fulfilling this requirement upon request.\n\n\n\nThe purpose of this workshop is not simply to transmit information\, but to engage participants in a collective process of discovery. The progression of the workshop is scaffolded\, with the earlier activities creating a foundation for the later experiences. Full participation from beginning to end is assumed. \nParticipants must complete all components in order to become a LARK alumnus and fulfill diocesan anti-racism training requirements. \nLARK is one part of a lifelong journey for racial reconciliation and racial justice. Whether you are a novice or veteran in the areas of racial justice and reconciliation\, whether you are a Sacred Ground alum\, current Sacred Ground participant\, or have never even heard of Sacred Ground\, this LARK workshop is for you! All are encouraged to attend\, and all are welcome! \n\nNext offering: Friday\, May 2\, 3:30-8:30 PM & Saturday\, May 3\, 9:30-4:30 PM\, with a follow-up Zoom meeting TBD.\nWhere: St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 3725 30th St.\, San Diego\, CA 92104\nSign Up Deadline: Thursday April 24\, or when registration is full. The workshop is open to a maximum of 30 attendees.\n\nRegister Here\n 
URL:https://edsd.org/event/lark-offering-may-2025/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Episcopal Church\, 3725 30th Street\, San Diego\, CA\, 92104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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SUMMARY:LARK Workshop - Oct 11-12\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country\, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history\, issues\, and stories. LARK focuses on our local history and populations and deals with local issues and stories. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of the local context in which we minister\, and begin to nurture the relationships and resilience necessary for advancing racial reconciliation and justice within our diocese. \nThe LARK workshop consists of the following major components: \n\nTruth telling of the local history of People of Color by way of an overview of the major racial/ethnic groups in our diocesan region.\nCase study of multi-faceted local issue by way of videos and discussion.\nIn-depth analysis and discussion of articles & videos regarding various local ongoing instances of racism.\nCommitment to engagement: Personal Plan of Action for each participant\, i.e.\, a commitment to specific follow-up actions and the choosing of a small group team for accountability.\nZoom meeting: The Zoom meeting is scheduled for Tuesday\, October 29 @ 6-7 pm.* At that meeting\, participants will:\n\nreflect on their learning\nreport on any post-workshop activity\nfind next steps for their continued journey\n\n\n\n*Participants who are unable to attend this meeting can be given an alternate way of fulfilling this requirement upon request. \nParticipants must complete all components in order to become a LARK alumnus and fulfill anti-racism requirements for certification purposes. \nLARK is one part of a lifelong journey for racial reconciliation and racial justice. Whether you are a novice or veteran in the areas of racial justice and reconciliation\, whether you are a Sacred Ground alum\, current Sacred Ground participant\, or have never even heard of Sacred Ground\, this LARK workshop is for you! All are encouraged to attend\, and all are welcome! \n\nNext offering: Friday\, Oct 11\, 4-9 PM & Saturday\, Oct 12\, 9:30-4:30 PM\, with a follow-up Zoom meeting on Tuesday\, Oct 29\, 6-7 PM\nWhere: Good Samaritan Episcopal Church\, 4321 Eastgate Mall\, San Diego\, CA 92121\nSign Up Deadline: Thursday Oct 3\, or when registration is full. The workshop is open to a maximum of 30 attendees.\n\nREGISTER HERE
URL:https://edsd.org/event/larkworkshopoct2024/
LOCATION:Good Samaritan Episcopal Church\, 4321 Eastgate Mall\, San Diego\, CA\, 92121\, United States
CATEGORIES:Event,Training
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SUMMARY:LARK Workshop  May 3 – May 4\, 2024
DESCRIPTION:LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country\, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history\, issues\, and stories. LARK focuses on our local history and populations and deals with local issues and stories. The workshop includes practical tools and approaches for advancing racial reconciliation and justice within our diocese. \nLARK is one part of a lifelong journey for racial reconciliation and racial justice. Whether you are a novice or veteran in the areas of racial justice and reconciliation\, whether you are a Sacred Ground alum\, current Sacred Ground participant\, or have never even heard of Sacred Ground\, this LARK workshop is for you! All are encouraged to attend\, and all are welcome! \nWhen: Friday\, May 3\, 4-9 PM & Saturday\, May 4\, 9:30-4:30 PM\nWhere: St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church 521 E 8th Street\, National City. \nRegistration ends April 29. Attendance for the entirety of BOTH days of this workshop is expected.\nRegistration fee is $35 (includes refreshments\, Fri dinner & Sat lunch). Scholarship available. \nREGISTER HERE \n 
URL:https://edsd.org/event/lark-training-may-2024-at-st-matthews-national-city/
LOCATION:St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church\,  521 East 8th St.\, National City\, CA\, 91950\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231027
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SUMMARY:LARK Workshop
DESCRIPTION:LARK (Localized Anti-Racism Knowledge) began as a challenge from Bishop Susan Brown Snook. In February 2022 she asked the Racial Justice and Reconciliation Task Force (RJRTF) to develop a localized anti-racism workshop. Since anti-racism trainings are usually designed in other regions of the country\, they reflect their populations and histories. Our area has its own history\, issues\, and stories. LARK focuses on our local history and populations and deals with local issues and stories. The workshop includes practical tools and approaches for advancing racial reconciliation and justice within our diocese. \nLARK is one part of a lifelong journey for racial reconciliation and racial justice. Whether you are a novice or veteran in the areas of racial justice and reconciliation\, whether you are a Sacred Ground alum\, current Sacred Ground participant\, or have never even heard of Sacred Ground\, this LARK workshop is for you! All are encouraged to attend\, and all are welcome! \nThe workshop will take place at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church\, 47535 Highway 74\, Palm Desert on Friday\, October 27\, 4-9 pm & Saturday\, October 28\, 9:30 am-4:30 pm. Registration fee is $25 (includes refreshments and lunches). Scholarship available. Register below.\nLARK Registration \nFor questions contact Mae Chao: maechao.888@gmail.com
URL:https://edsd.org/event/lark-workshop/
LOCATION:St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church\, 47535 CA-74\, Palm Desert\, 92260
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