NEWS BULLETIN
What's Happening?
father's day challenge
CALL FOR SUMMER OF PEACE
THE QUIET FORTITUDE OF BOB MOSES
COMMONWEALTHMAGAZINE.COM
Civil rights icon bridged the struggles for voting rights and education
Photo Credit: Wikimedia by Miller Center
Boston clergy call on mayoral candidates to discuss police reform after 73-year-old grandmother shot dead on Dorchester porch
Article | Boston Herald
Dr. Jacqueline Rivers in Discussion of Implications for the Church and all Americans of the controversial Equality Act (starting at 37:20)
EWTN 3/12 Panel Discussion
The King's College Launch of the Center for the Study of Christianity and the Black Experience (CSCBE)
An Interview with Dr. Jacqueline C. Rivers
A Desperate Cry for Justice | Anika Prather, Eugene and Jacqueline Rivers | New York Encounter 2021
VIDEO | February 14, 2021
The UNC Program for Public Discourse: Defining Racial Justice in the 21st Century: Competing Perspectives and Shared Goals
VIDEO | February 23, 2021
Broken families must be
part of the BLM debate
Op-Ed Article | Jacqueline C. Rivers
November 1, 2020
FEATURED VIDEO
'A Racial Divide': Boston Civil Rights Leader Criticizes Handling Of DC Rioters
Thank You to our Catholic Friends!
"Dear Bishop Blake, Pastor Rivers, and other esteemed clergy and Christian leaders:
We are Catholic scholars who write as your brothers and sisters in the Christian faith to express our gratitude for your bold and compelling defense of Amy Coney Barrett against the bigotry directed toward her because of her Catholic faith, and her family’s membership in an ecumenical Christian charismatic community ... "
Boston police are not Minneapolis police
Boston has accomplished much since the 1990s. The BPD has been a model of reform for others. However, more work is needed.
A Boston Globe article
By Eugene Rivers and Christopher Winship
with the Director of the James Madison Program, Robert P. George and Eugene F. Rivers, III
on July 9, 2020
To Dr. Jacqueline C. Rivers, on the appointment of senior fellow of the Center for the Study of Christianity and the Black Experience at The King's College in New York.
Congratulations!
2019 Dinner Discussion on
International Religious Freedom
... the single greatest threat that defenders of Religious Freedom face is the widespread belief that religious freedom is not under threat ...
TO UNITE THE COUNTRY, WE NEED HONESTY AND COURAGE
All of us must speak the truth - including painful truths that unsettle not only our foes but also our friends and, most especially, ourselves.