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We are SACReD

SACReD is a national alliance of multiracial, multifaith, multiethnic, mixed gender and sexual identity religious leaders, congregations, movement organizations, activists, academics, and directly impacted communities collaborating to advance Reproductive Justice through congregational education, culture change, community building, and direct service.


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Religious Traditions and Denominations

4,000

 Religious Leaders Engaged

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States

Introducing Rev. B. T. Paschall, SACReD’s New Director of Organizing!

We’re excited to introduce you to the newest member of the SACReD team, Rev. B. T. Pascall, Director of Organizing. Below you’ll find a introductory bio to B. T.’s work, followed by a short Q&A that provides additional insights to their life and their vision for organizing work at SACReD. Rev. B. T. Paschall (she/they/beloved), affectionately known as Rev. Beloved, serves as SACReD’s Director of Organizing. They enter this work as a Black queer feminist educator, organizer, and memory worker who believes Reproductive Justice is the playbook Black women gave us for surviving the apocalypse and building what comes after…

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My Favorite Dinner Guest

by Audre Knepp, SACReD’s Collective Rising Summer Intern I’ve spent the first two decades of my life navigating the intricacies of White Christian Nationalism as a young, mixed-ethnicity woman. I remember my mother once telling me not to worry after I was caught speeding, comforting me with the idea that my “white passing” skin tone might shield me. A moment that forced me to realize how much my tone and appearance could dictate my safety and path in life. Similarly, during religious education growing up, the girls were taught traditional roles of motherhood while the boys were pulled aside to…

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the movement

  1. Sign on to the SACReD Affirmations
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  3. Donate to SACReD
  4. Learn about woman of color-led Reproductive Justice organizations like SisterSong and SisterReach
  5. Start the faithful conversation about Reproductive Justice in your community