API Women, Faith and Action. Fourteen oral histories of Asian Pacific Islander women and their faith-based activism. Explore the stories of ground-breaking Asian American and Pacific Islander women who, informed by their spirituality and faith traditions, were engaged in the broad movement for civil and human rights in the latter half of the twentieth century.

Michael James at IDEPSCA training program, Pasadena, CA. This project is a made up of a crew of practitioners dedicated to creating social justice and the participation of youth, working class and people of color in the process. To bring grassroots critical pedagogy to new communities for consciousness formation, leadership development, and movement building.

Educational practices for social change. Critical Projects in The Community. Workshops, Courses, Presentations, and Consulting. Dominican University at San Rafael.

Saturday, January 29, 2011. Rev Deborah Lee is the Director of Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights a program of the Interfaith Movement for Human Integrity. Since 1993, the Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights has been a faithful voice, accompanying and advocating for the full participation and dignity of immigrants. And an ordained minister with the Northern California Nevada Conference of the United Church of Christ. Women Resisting Militarism and Creating a Culture of Life.

Rev Deborah Lee, Critical Faith spiritual director leading a ceremony celebrating God, ancestors, family, teachers, and ourselves. This December gathering celebrated relationship, recognized healing, showed love and continued the journey! It was an evening filled with powerful poetry, inspirational music, dancing, singing, and many more soulful performances by our young people and allies.