February is a month to celebrate the lives and legacies within the Black community. Your tech chaplains are excited this year to share a bit more about our personal histories as Black people:
Our Founder Shamika writes:
I was a first-generation college student. Math camp director Dr. Max Warshauer encouraged me to apply to Stanford University. I was blessed and excited to be given the opportunity to learn there. While at Stanford, I studied African and African American Studies. I also studied abroad in Japan. This is me on graduation day in June of 2011.
Follow along on our social media to get glimpses into the past of Shamika and Javon to learn more about who we are and where we came from.
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One of our sponsors, The Chaplaincy Innovation Lab, is giving away copies of the forthcoming textbook Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care in the Twenty-First Century. Enter here for a chance to win! Copies will be shipped as soon as they are available from the publisher.
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How can I help TCI?
We are excited to continue to journey with new folks! Please consider sharing the Tech Chaplaincy Institute with your network and with organizations who may benefit from journeying with a Tech Chaplain.
- You can do an e-troduction via email with shamika@techchaplain.com.
- You can share our newsletter with others by sharing this link to sign up.
- You can follow us on social media and invite others to do the same (See below for links!).
- You can also pay forward sessions for a particular organization or for general use. Let us know you would like to do so here.
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Journey with Us on Social Media
We are on Facebook and Instagram where we share information, resources, insights, and best practices about technology for mission-driven organizations and faith communities who are open and affirming, social justice-oriented, and progressive spaces. Follow along with us as we travel together digitally to help empower you with your relationship to technology.
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