The Community Awareness Committee builds upon our common cause and shared future through the creation, oversight, management and evaluation of programs and service to engage the community on issues of race. These conversations touch on issues of power and privilege, fear and anger, hope and despair; powerful forces to create understanding, trust, respect and insight that leads to change personally, within relationships as well as our organizations and communities.

• Study Circles
• Conversation on Race with Over 400 Participants
• Small Intimate Discussion Groups Throughout Macon/Bibb County (150 Participants)
• Action Forum to Create Sustained Change
• Martin Luther King Season
• Promotes Programs and Services in Recognition of the Life, Legacy and Contributions of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• Letter from a Birmingham Jail
• Beloved Community Symposium – Mercer University
• MLK Commission
• Downtown Clergy
• Pulpit Exchange
• Ecumenical Services
• Technical Assistance and Support
• Workshops, Forums, Seminars
• Building Our Community
• Employment, Job Readiness
• Organizational Development
• Leadership