Tri-Faith Initiative

Happy Juneteenth, Tri-Faith fam!

In light of this holiday, the Tri-Faith Center will be CLOSED.

Shout-out to our amazing RRSJ keynote speakers, Jewel Rodgers and Siona Benjamin!

We had such an amazing time at our Race, Religion, and Social Justice Conference!

We had over 20 workshops, panels, and presentations on the arts and social justice, with everything from dance to painting to music.

Did you miss out? Stay tuned for our next program announcement!

Join us for Coffee on the Commons this Thursday, June 18!

No set agenda, no need to RSVP - just coffee and conversation with your Tri-Faith neighbors!

We start serving coffee at 12:00PM and go to 1:00PM, so mark it down on your calendars!

In light of Governor Pillen's statement, we have issued a statement of our own.

We at Tri-Faith Initiative stand against both antisemitism and anti-Muslim sentiments, and we're disheartened to hear such discourse from our governor. We invite him to visit our campus and learn more about interfaith relations, and how it's our differences that make Nebraska the wonderful place that it is.

Good morning, RRSJ-ers!

Today, we start at 8:45 in the Sanctuary at Countryside Community Church!

Our keynote speaker, Siona Benjamin, will be preforming the morning keynote!

Thank you, Invictus Strategies, for being a sponsor of this year's Race, Religion, and Social Justice Conference!

There's still time to register: https://tinyurl.com/3nf586rb

RRSJ is TOMORROW!

RRSJ is more than just a conference - it's a place to learn, connect, and grow. Our theme - Art as Witness, Catalyst, and Calling - centers the arts and its role in social justice, and seeks to use the arts as the lens through which we view the pillars of our conference. Attendees will walk away with a new understanding of themselves, their neighbors, and the world around them.

You still have time to register: https://tinyurl.com/3nf586rb

RRSJ is just 2 days away!

Registration is still open: https://tinyurl.com/3nf586rb

Standard registration is still available at the $89 Community price, but only for a limited time - reserve your seat today before the price goes back up!

Meet Frederick Collins Jr., our next Race, Religion, and Social Justice Conference speaker!

Frederick Collins Jr. is a data operations strategist who transforms complex information into powerful narratives for institutional equity and growth. Having walked the path from a program participant to a facilitator and leader , he brings a deeply personal understanding of systemic impact to his work. At RISE, Frederick built the foundational analytics structures that secured millions in critical funding to support community healing. Certified in project management and agile delivery , he bridges data governance with human-centered restoration , exploring how metrics and lived experiences co-author pathways toward restorative justice.

Meet him and our other speakers at RRSJ - register here: https://tinyurl.com/3nf586rb