CTTT-ABQ typically met the third Monday of each month at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Albuquerque (3701 Carlisle St. NE). In the foreseeable future, we will meet only on Zoom until we can return safely to the more personal face to face conversations.

The Zoom doors open at 6:00pm MDT for casual login and greetings with the facilitated conversation beginning promptly at 6:30 and ending at 8:30 MDT.

This is our first CTTT local group location in New Mexico. There may be more as we grow. Our participants have been from Santa Fe and Taos in the north to Bosque Farms and Las Cruses in the South. They have been students of UNM, educators active and retired, ministers, and all manner of working and retired New Mexicans. All are welcome.

Understanding racism by listening to and sharing truths among diverse cultures is enlightening, rewarding, and a continuation on the path to dismantling racism. Our first two meetings were in October and November of 2018. They were attended by descendants of Africans, Native Americans, Asians, Europeans, Mexicans, and Spanish. Several faiths and people of no religious faith were represented.

We can read books. We can attend lectures to understand racism. But this is not just an academic subject. It is a personal understanding and embracing subject that one must choose over time if change is to occur. There is no better way than the CTTT format for understanding from conversation. Please join us.

PLEASE NOTE: If you wish to join the Albuquerque CTTT Affiliate Group, and be added to our email list for future events, we request that you first become a member of CTTT.

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