Although our work is constantly expanding, the locus of our work is around curricula development and building intellectual/social community toward goals of community and civic engagement. Our work ultimately seeks to enact an emancipatory ethos and practice of critical public engagement that moves people into zones where they are able to dismantle barriers that tend to exist along lines of class, race, sex, gender, and/or political orientation. Following are the pillars of our work:
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PUBLIC DIALOGUES
Throughout the year, Curate will organize and/or host events around pressing social issues in efforts to engage with broader publics toward building broader and deeper coalitions.
MULTIMEDIA
Curate also makes interventions through blogs and podcasts—and soon through an online digital publication—all of which delves deeper into issues that link religion and race to the ongoing work of struggling for human dignity intersectional justice.
RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS
Members of our executive team regularly publish and present in academic settings in both America and Europe, church settings, community forums, civic gatherings and panel discussions. In addition we will soon be offering our own social scientific research and analysis toward improving models for sustained community and civic engagement.
