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Racial Justice in the Church
Resolutions
See all Resolutions about Racism passed by General Convention
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Address Institutional Church Racism in the Next Three Triennia
The 70th General Convention requests that the Church address institutional racism.  More...

Extend Anti-Racism Commitment for Another Nine Years
The 73rd General Convention extends the Church's anti-racism commitment for another nine years.  More...

Require Anti-Racism Training
The 73rd General Convention requires anti-racism training and certification of all lay and ordained leadership of the Episcopal Church, the development of appropriate anti-racism programs at all levels, and the maintenance of registers on these activities.  More...

Revise Title III Canons
The 74th General Convention revises Title III Canons by deleting Canons III.1-9, 13-17, and 19 and replacing them with amended Canons III.1-9, with all remaining Canons renumbered as appropriate.  More...

Continue Anti-Racism Program
The 74th General Convention reaffirms its commitment to eradicate racial injustice within and outside the Church, and directs the Executive Council to continue its anti-racism program.  More...

Study Economic Benefits Derived from Slavery
The 75th General Convention acknowledges and apologizes for slavery and its aftermath. It directs the Executive Council to initiate a study of the Episcopal Church's involvement and derived benefits from slavery with a view toward reconciliation.  More...

On the Topic of Anti-Racism Training
Executive Council adopts a resolution held over from the 75th General Convention to establish minimum required hours of anti-racism training.  More...