Join us for an important conversation exploring the intersections between the Land Back and Reparations movements. Both movements call for a return—of land, wealth, and power—rooted in histories of dispossession and injustice. Yet they also offer a vision for a more just and liberated future.

In this session, we’ll discuss how Black and Indigenous communities can deepen solidarity, honor each other’s histories, and advance shared struggles for repair and sovereignty.

Come ready to listen, learn, and imagine new possibilities together.

While formal government reparations are the goal, Reparation Generation is compelled to act now to demonstrate forms of repair which can make the country we love more just, fair, and inclusive. We invite you to gather with others from around the country in this spirit. Every other month we host a  “Meet RepGen”  Virtual House meeting where we share our  “reparations in actions”  approach and how this advances the broader reparation movement.

Join us for a powerful conversation exploring how different faith traditions address the call for reparations—both through sacred texts and lived practice. Our panel will feature leaders and scholars from diverse religious backgrounds, each offering insights on how their faith traditions confront historic harm, justice, and repair.

Together, we will examine how spiritual teachings have informed movements for reparations across time, and what they demand of us today. The event will include a rich panel discussion followed by an open Q&A, providing space for collective reflection and deeper understanding.

Come be part of a gathering that bridges faith, justice, and action.

While formal government reparations are the goal, Reparation Generation is compelled to act now to demonstrate forms of repair which can make the country we love more just, fair, and inclusive. We invite you to gather with others from around the country in this spirit. Every other month we host a  “Meet RepGen”  Virtual House meeting where we share our  “reparations in actions”  approach and how this advances the broader reparation movement.

Talking about reparations can feel risky — especially across racial, moral, or political lines. But these are exactly the conversations that matter most. In this interactive workshop, we’ll explore how to speak with clarity and courage when the stakes are high. Whether you’re navigating discussions with skeptical White relatives, politically divided colleagues, or folks unsure where they stand, you’ll leave with practical tools, grounded language, and a stronger sense of purpose. Together, we’ll practice turning tension into understanding — and discomfort into momentum for justice.

While formal government reparations are the goal, Reparation Generation is compelled to act now to demonstrate forms of repair which can make the country we love more just, fair, and inclusive. We invite you to gather with others from around the country in this spirit. Every other month we host a  “Meet RepGen”  Virtual House meeting where we share our  “reparations in actions”  approach and how this advances the broader reparation movement.