In this current season of racialized violence and historical social movements, here are tools to help you have important conversations with young people in your community.
No Name-Calling Allowed: helping young people understand the power of labels in an otherizing world
At the Fuller Youth Institute, we see diversity as a gift.
When we talk about all the layers of diversity with which we have been gifted, our temptation is to lean into paralyzing cynicism or simplistic answers. We choose neither. This work cannot be done by one person, one organization, or one church. Discover tools to help your congregation grow in partnership and diversity.
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Recent multicultural posts
Written by practitioners exploring dynamics of culture, leadership, ministry and the role of young people.
New Multicultural Resources
Intergenerational Conversation Toolkits
If you’ve read Growing Young, you know how important it is to engage young people in your church. But how? Even when we bring our best intentions to these conversations, the dialogue somehow flops.
These comprehensive guides are the perfect handbook for any adult looking for a starting point in conversations with today’s young people. Each includes an overview of the reality young people in diverse communities face, fundamental principles of conversation, plus 30+ questions and ideas for next steps.
Ready to talk to ANY young person? Our Conversation Toolkits will get you started.
Understanding & Relating to Asian American Youth:
A Bilingual & Intergenerational Conversation Toolkit
