This #blackhistorymonth we are highlighting amazing organizations that are a part of Tearfund USA’s Racial Justice Initiative. Check out the amazing things #eriesblackwallstreet is doing in their community at eriesblackwallstreet.org #blackexcellence #blackculture

Elizabeth Freeman paved the way for ending slavery in Massachusetts and set a crucial precedent in the fight for #racialjustice. During #BlackHistoryMonth, let's honor her legacy and continue her work 🇺🇸 Image: Elizabeth Freeman. (2023, January 9). In Wikipedia.

If it is possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone. Romans 12:18 #verseoftheday #peace

What is one thing we love? Our donors care deeply about #climatejustice and #genderequality! This project with One Day's Wages trains women farmers in agroforestry and climate adaptation. Give $25 today and double your impact - bit.ly/3iNVh6X

In 1804, Haiti made history as the first black republic in the world. This was a triumphant moment for the Haitian people, who had fought for their independence and freedom 🇭🇹 #BlackHistoryMonth #Haiti #BreakingBarriers #BlackResistance

A Bible study by @Maeelisecannon in partnership with Tearfund USA has been published by @youversion. The study is a step-by-step journey with Jesus from apathy to advocacy. Life with Jesus involves an awakening of our passions and a focus of our 1/ l8r.it/u953

AfroLatine Theology Project is another organization we would like to highlight. By centering the voices of Black Latines, they are expanding the narrative of Black theological and religious spaces. #BlackHistoryMonth @guesnerth youtube.com/watch?v=MU_CLr…

In the face of adversity and segregation, Elizabeth Eckford and the #LittleRockNine paved the way for #educationequality. Their determination and resilience inspire us to continue the fight for justice and equality. Image: Little Rock Nine. (2023, February 1). In Wikipedia.

"It's a painful reality that many of us face: What happens when those who God sent to love you, serve you, and liberate you actually hate you, subjugate you and oppress you?" Read more from Marc Romyr Antoine at bit.ly/3Iuae8j #blackhistorymonth #racialjustice #love

Also a partner in our Racial Justice Initiative, East Lubbock Art House is an innovative space for artists and creatives. Their goal is to build a more diverse and equitable art community with a focus on supporting artists of color and underrepresented groups. eastlubbockarthouse.org

Catherine Flon is remembered as one of the most significant heroines of the Haitian Revolution. She was the revolutionary seamstress who helped bring Haiti its independence and created its first flag. #BlackHistoryMonth Image: 10 гурд 1991.jpg. (4 September 2020). In Wikipedia.

The murals in Sudan are unique because they depict biblical scenes. The Throne Hall of Dongola showcases the long history of African civilization and challenges the notion that Africa was only introduced to civilization by Europeans. #blackhistorymonth #africanart

Check out The Art of Tough Talks, our partner organization through the Racial Justice Initiative. The Art of Tough Talks is using an innovative approach to foster conversations about race through art and multimedia projects. Michelle Lang

This #WomensHistoryMonth, let's support each other. Let's lift up the women in our lives and inspire the next generation of girls to be confident, strong, and fearless. Share a shoutout to a woman who has made a positive impact in the comments!

In celebration of Earth Day, let’s reflect on the beauty and fragility of our planet and consider our responsibility as caretakers of the earth. What is the best you can do to protect and preserve our planet for future generations? #earthday #earthday2023 #sustainability #future

For Juneteenth, we’re imagining what would be accomplished if the church took accountability for the ways it’s been complicit in systems of injustice and worked towards repairing divisions in our society. #juneteenth

This World Refugee Day, partner with us as we work to reduce the impact of climate crises like famines and droughts before disaster strikes. How can you partner? Pray. Learn. Give. Advocate. Explore the ways you can partner: tearfundusa.org/act