The Racial Equity Team focuses on racial justice, racial equity, and Mount Olivet's role in systemic racism.
The Racial Equity Team devises plans and strategies to share with the Mount Olivet community and with our neighbors in Arlington and beyond.
Since the formation of this group, we have:
Many people associate Native American fashion with feather headdresses and fringed buckskin jackets. Learn about Indigenous fashion designers from the 1950s, until now who have brought their creativity and history to the world of fashion.
Groundbreaking fashion show spotlights work of Indigenous designers | PBS News
Native American fashion aims to reclaim its culture with authentic designs - YouTube
Lloyd Kiva New: Pioneering Native Fashion - YouTube
Native Fashion Redefined: SWAIA Showcasing Innovative Designers
BEYOND BUCKSKIN: Designer Profile | Margaret Wood
Pamela Baker named KPU first Indigenous Designer in Residence | Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Consider walking in the footsteps of our neighbors by visiting a series of sites, memorials, and living testaments to the courage, resilience, and faith of our African American neighbors. There are two tours that seek to capture glimpses into the story of North and South Arlington. We pray they may serve as the first step in the long walk towards racial equity and justice in Arlington.
Read a short report by Jim Dake on the history of Mount Olivet and racism within Arlington and the United Methodist Church.
Read the reportStart here to learn more about the Racial Equity Team at Mount Olivet, or browse current events to see what's coming next.