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18 July 2019/ Baha'i Community Building

Bridging communities of color through service

Bridging communities of color through service
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The intersection of race, class and young people
Baha'i Community Building

The intersection of race, class and young people

The Baha’i junior youth program helps develop powers of expression – so that young people become aware of injustice and how to address them.

  • Kim Wu
    Kim Wu
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Meeting Baha’is in action
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Meeting Baha’is in action

You can be pulled in many directions at college – my Baha’i friends showed me that faith and action go together.

  • Kim Wu
    Kim Wu
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