Justice Conversation (www.justiceconversation.org) invites viewers to study, share, and practice Justice as a concept rooted in Love. The site is positive and hopeful, even as it strives for the practical: to follow research, relay effective professional practices, share education resources and techniques; as well as the deeply considered: to share life experiences, promote cultural expressions, and offer interfaith spiritual reflection and practices.
Viewers are invited to participate in many areas of the site, through sharing content, professional knowledge, events, experiences, creative work, as well as through bringing aspects of the site into daily living. There is a “Participate” section of the site with many suggestions.
Justice Conversation will have frequent updates. To stay abreast, participants can sign up at the site for a weekly update – an email sent once per week that gives an easy-to-scan list of new material. The list is not shared and it’s easy to unsubscribe later if desired.
The site grew out of the artwork I’ve created and exhibited in recent years. The conversation aspect of it first began as a ballot-style box for collecting comments on Justice that were made into an art piece during the exhibit, “Working from the Torn Things,” at the Eddie Rhodes Gallery in 2016. What you see today is the present stage of it. I hope you spend some time there, sign up for the updates, and feel welcome to share with me. Together we can take part in its growing to wherever it grows next!
