Panel Discussion: "How Do We Deal With Covid, Social Injustice, and Polarization?"

Rumi Forum, Prince George's County Office of Human Rights, and Prince George's County Memorial Library System presented a virtual panel discussion on "How Do We Deal With Covid, Social Injustice, and Polarization?" on February 3, 2022, for a conversation for our time, in recognition of World Interfaith Harmony Week. How do we build and use interfaith harmony to develop restoration, reconciliation, and resiliency as applicable to the world that we live in now? We are plagued: by the Covid-19 pandemic, by social injustice, by economic inequities, limited and inequitable access to resources, environmental injustice, and the polarization of our times. Three faith leaders will consider these difficult questions and provide hope and practical solutions to taking steps towards restoration, reconciliation, and resiliency today. Panelists Rahmah A. Abdulaleem, Esq. - Executive Director, KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights Rabbi Abbi Sharofsky - Director, Intergroup Relations, Jewish Community Relations Council Pastor Charles A. Tapp - President, Potomac Conference Corporation, Seventh-­day Adventist Church

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This episode was published on Feb 5, 2022.

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