Our Mission:
To connect and empower people to build a more just and peaceful community and world.
Mosaic Movements
Advancing DEI through transformative arts and cultural experiences,
innovative consultation, impactful education, and critical discourse. Support the growth of Mosaic Movements by making a donation below.
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The Peace Education and Action Center, a registered 501c3 organization, is serving as a fiscal sponsor for Mosaic Movements. Use the link below to ensure that your donation supports Mosaic Movements.
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SARASOTA PRISONER OUTREACH PROJECT
Sarasota Prisoner Outreach Project works with inmates in Florida State prisons who are expected to return to Sarasota County. Our mission is to ease the suffering of these people while incarcerated. We do this by companioning them through email correspondence (using a pseudonym), providing S-POP written newsletters about matters of direct interest to incarcerated persons, and by advocating on their behalf when they are in physical danger and/or not getting adequate medical care or nutrition (which happens a lot).
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The Peace Education and Action Center, a registered 501c3 organization, is serving as a fiscal sponsor for Sarasota Prisoner Outreach. Use the link below to ensure that your donation supports Sarasota Prisoner Outreach.
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If you are interested in getting involved, please email us at srqprisoneroutreachproject@gmail.com.
Undoing Racism Workshop
“‘Undoing Racism’®:
A Workshop for Individuals active in local Faith and Spiritual Communities
May 21 - 23, 2022
Location: Quaker Friends Meeting House, 3139 57th St., Sarasota, FL, 34234
2022-23 EVENTS
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School systems around the nation are seeing the need for a greater understanding of—and deliberate action to address—the sources of racism and racial inequities within their schools. They are making bold institutional commitments to an in-depth review of their policies and procedures, and investing in anti-racism education for students, teachers, administrators, and staff for the long run. In Sarasota, recurring tensions around race and persistent racial inequality indicate that the district needs to join these school systems around the nation.
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