Saturday Morning Forum

"Faith, Freedom, and Feminism"

Keynote: Rev. Lashandra Stevens

Moderator: Yusef D. Jackson

Faith has long been the bedrock of women’s leadership in movements for justice, from the pulpit to the protest line. This discussion will explore how spiritual convictions have fueled women’s courage to challenge systems of oppression and birth a more just society.

Join us this Saturday, March 8th, at the Rainbow PUSH Coalition Headquarters in Chicago for the Saturday Morning Forum. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we invite you to a dynamic and thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of faith, freedom, and feminism.

This forum is an opportunity to engage in a transformative dialogue that uplifts the voices of women and their spiritual resilience in the fight for justice.

Seats are limited, so we encourage you to secure your spot and Register Today!

A History of Advocacy and Change

The Rainbow PUSH Coalition, founded in 1996 through the merger of Operation PUSH and the National Rainbow Coalition, has been a beacon of hope and change for decades.

• Operation PUSH (est. 1971): Fighting for economic justice, educational opportunities, and community empowerment since 1971.
• National Rainbow Coalition (est. 1984): Uniting a coalition of people to use their resources to move beyond racial battle ground to economic common ground and on to moral higher ground.

Together, Rainbow PUSH has championed critical causes such as voting rights, healthcare access, and education reform, shaping a legacy of resilience and hope.

Host or Publisher Rainbow PUSH Coalition & Citizenship Education Fund