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Iftar Dinner

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Special Invitation to Build Community: An Iftar at The Islamic Community We are deeply humbled and grateful to the Islamic Center of Southern California for inviting you to an Iftar, a sacred and meaningful ritual of breaking the fast for the month of Ramadan. Join us in person for Dinner and Conversation: The Islamic Center of Southern California 434 Vermont Avenue Los Angeles 90020 This occasion presents a significant opportunity for our community to unite, honor, and participate in a revered Muslim custom. Given the prevailing sense of sorrow, this act of collective gathering has become even more important. The dinner offers a moment for us to show our mutual concern and respect while also recognizing the inherent splendor of this faith. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO ATTEND REGISTER

Conversations From Your Spiritual Core

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We are currently living through some tough times. As every day passes with more suffering, we pay tribute to those whose lives were lost, and honor those who have worked so faithfully to create paths of peace in our conversations with one another. Please join The Guibord Center for "Conversations From Your Spiritual Core, "-- an event to help people have better conversations about charged social and political issues. We strive to make each person, who seeks change, is treated with respect and comforted. The situation is constantly growing, which has become part of our contribution to the growing bridge-building movement in the United States. If you're new to us or missed it the last time, here's your chance to participate.  If you participated in a previous "Conversations" event, join us again and share this invitation with your circles! Note:  This online interactive event will not be recorded.  Participation is limited to 35 participants, so please register ASAP if you plan to attend.   REGISTRATION LIMITED TO 35 PARTICIPANTS Learn More About Conversations Here

Conversations From Your Spiritual Core

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Conversations about challenging issues require us to see others at a personal, innately spiritual level.  This is the essential first step on the path into a tough conversation and, like a spiral, one we need to return to repeatedly.  So how do we do this? Take the first step with "Conversations from Your Spiritual Core."  This interactive online session can help participants prepare for conversations on challenging current issues.  We'll connect to our spiritual core through reflection, storytelling, and deep listening.  In a facilitated breakout room, you will reflect on a time when you drew upon the teachings of your wisdom tradition–religious, philosophical or ethical–to navigate a challenging conversation with another person on a current issue.  What gave you confidence in that moment?  What helped to shift the conversation from an impasse to a way forward? A few volunteers in each room will share their stories, while the other breakout room participants will be given the opportunity to practice specific listening skills to identify feelings, values and the impact of the stories on the speakers and listeners. Note:  This online interactive event will not be recorded.  Participation is limited to 35 participants, so please register ASAP if you plan to attend.   […]

Conversations From Your Spiritual Core

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Conversations about challenging issues require us to see others at a personal, innately spiritual level.  This is the essential first step on the path into a tough conversation and, like a spiral, one we need to return to repeatedly.  So how do we do this? Take the first step with "Conversations from Your Spiritual Core."  This interactive online session can help participants prepare for conversations on challenging current issues.  We'll connect to our spiritual cores through reflection, storytelling, and deep listening.  In a small, facilitated breakout room,  you will share a 3-minute story of a time when you drew upon the teachings of your wisdom tradition–religious, philosophical, or ethical–to navigate a challenging conversation with another person on a current issue.  What gave you confidence in that moment?  What helped to shift the conversation from an impasse to a way forward? Note:  This online interactive event will not be recorded.  Participation is limited to 35 participants, so please register ASAP if you plan to attend.   REGISTRATION IS CLOSED AT 35 PARTICIPANTS Registration for our next Conversation September 11th will be available July 12th at noon. Register early to assure your space.

Integrating Spirituality in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

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School leaders, faculty and students are facing an opportunity like never before, especially in their DEI efforts.   We’re exploring the Whole Self/Student and our various identities. However, there is one vital facet we need to talk more about: our Spiritual Self - how it connects to our life's purpose, strengthens our relationships. and guides us through challenges. Recent psychological research shows a strong connection between spiritual well-being, identity formation, and resilience--a connection we have become more keenly aware of in the past few years because of the pandemic and the heightened national conversation about race, gender, and other aspects of identity.   How can educators tap into the this wealth of new knowledge about the neuro-protective benefits of spirituality to help themselves and their students stay strong in these challenging times without crossing the legal and social lines around religion?  The Guibord Center, an educational interfaith nonprofit, invites you to the next series of "Integrating Spirituality in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion."  These one-hour online workshops have been designed for teachers and DEI Directors.  The workshop series uses storytelling, reflective journaling and deep listening skills to guide participants in conversation on several key questions: How do we distinguish between spirituality and religion? What activities or practices give us a sense of […]