Center for Jubilee, Reconciliation, and Healing, Inc.
A grassroots Public Policy Institute
MISSION STATEMENTThe Center's mission is to serve as a
Grassroots Public Policy organization that empower individuals, nonprofits organizations governmental institutions, schools, colleges and churches in creating tools for positive change in communities throughout the State of Georgia. |
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OUR HISTORY
'Making Good Trouble' on the Georgia Coast
The Center for Jubilee, Reconciliation & Healing, known as the Center for Jubilee, a Grassroots Public Policy organization was founded in 2014 by Patt Gilliard Gunn. Gunn, a Certified Paralegal and Social Justice Advocate for over 30 years.
In 2015, after a successful tour presentation at The White House with her Gullah Geechee group, ' The Saltwata Players, Gunn invited Rosalyn Rouse to serve as the Vice President of the Center.
The Center provides cultural heritage enrichment, diversity, and reconciliation training to museums, school administrators, church leaders, government officials and corporations within the southeastern region of the U.S.
The Center designs symposiums, workshops, conferences, galleries, festivals, and lectures on historical truth-telling, repair, reconciliation, and healing related to the African American journey from Slavery to Freedom.
The Center for Jubilee, Reconciliation & Healing, known as the Center for Jubilee, a Grassroots Public Policy organization was founded in 2014 by Patt Gilliard Gunn. Gunn, a Certified Paralegal and Social Justice Advocate for over 30 years.
In 2015, after a successful tour presentation at The White House with her Gullah Geechee group, ' The Saltwata Players, Gunn invited Rosalyn Rouse to serve as the Vice President of the Center.
The Center provides cultural heritage enrichment, diversity, and reconciliation training to museums, school administrators, church leaders, government officials and corporations within the southeastern region of the U.S.
The Center designs symposiums, workshops, conferences, galleries, festivals, and lectures on historical truth-telling, repair, reconciliation, and healing related to the African American journey from Slavery to Freedom.
