Women of Color in Mission Monthly Tea

The Center for Jesuit Education invites faculty and staff to join!

Monthly Tea: Conversation on Interior Freedom
Monday, March 1 | 12:15 pm Gather, 12:30 - 1:30 pm Program
Wismer Center (LOYA 200)

Bring your own lunch; come when you can!

This year’s theme:
Desire Lines: Following Desire, Finding Freedom

You know that worn path cutting diagonally across the grass — worn in by people walking where they actually want to go, not the sidewalk someone else laid out? Landscape architects call it a desire line: a trail formed by desire itself, one footstep at a time. This year, we're borrowing that image. What does it look like to trust the paths of our hearts’ deepest desires, follow them one step at a time, and find freedom— within ourselves, in how we move through life and work, and ultimately for our students and the world? Through the Ignatian concepts of desire and interior freedom, we'll explore just that through the lens and experiences of women of color.

About Women of Color in Mission
(a group within Women in Mission)

Women of Color in Mission (WOCIM) draws Seattle University faculty and staff from a variety of religious/spiritual backgrounds who desire a safe, supportive space and who are committed to deepening their engagement with the mission and values of Jesuit education from the perspective of women of color.