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On Race & Equity

Iyabo speaking at chautauqua institute - summer 2020

I really enjoyed spending time in the brilliance of Sharon Palmer who is Parker's muse at ACPE in Minneapolis in 2017.

In August 2018, my friend Jennifer Winingder had a fundraiser for Stacey Abrams here in Atlanta along with some friends. We continue to deeply admire the work of Stacey Abrams.

In The Fall of 2018, Compassionate Atlanta featured me in a play with Lou Dekmar, the Chief of Police of LaGrange, Georgia.

On opening night of the movie "Just Mercy," January 2020, I worked with Compassionate Atlanta to show the movie and have a discussion with both the Fulton and Dekalb County Remembrance Projects. We raised quite a bit of money for them.

With Nolan McCants of Harvest Church, Plainfield Illinois, sharing with his congregation about "Souls and Roles." Summer 2018.

My wonderful co-presenters at a Compassionate Atlanta play in 2018 with Feroza Syed, Hussein Mohammed, Lou Deckmar and my friend and co-director at Compassionate Atlanta, Leanne Rubenstien.

Iowa State University, Spring 2018.

Iowa State University Spring 2018

Iowa State University, Spring 2018

The Dekalb County marker installed from the Equal Justice Initiative - June 2020. I am proud of the fact that I worked on this Remembrance Project in Atlanta

An amazing time - I worked with Dr. Greg Ellison, II, Founder of Fearless Dialogues to put together a convening of Howard Thurman Luminaries for a book that Greg was writing. We went to the Children's Defense Fund's Alex Haley Farm in Tennessee and spent the weekend visiting together and dreaming together about what a book would look like. With Matthew Williams, Stephen Lewis, Parker Palmer, Barbara Brown Taylor, Shively Jackson Smith and Sam White.

Speaking at the Interdenominational Theological Center, Atlanta, Georgia

Beaming at Iowa State University. Spring 2018

Speaking on a panel with Jason Carter, Jimmy Carter's grandson at Emory University on the loneliness of leadership. September 2017

I enjoyed working with Christy Oxendine when she invited me to Iowa State University for International Women's Day in the Spring of 2018.

A profound picture with the photographer, Nolan McCants of Chicago, Illinois. He visited Nigeria (Calabar I believe) and that was a congregation laying prostrate on the floor, atoning for their role in slavery.

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