The Fairness Project

    "...And though we might decide to be brave in spite of our fears, that isn’t the same as being brave only to assuage our guilt. That’s why we need to remember that courage rests in decisive moments whether we choose to go or stay, change or persevere.
    No one needs any additional guilt from otherwise well-meaning people added to any they already have. As I’ve argued before: “Guilt, a seemingly noble expression of justice, is a useful control mechanism for those protecting their power and prejudice. And even for the less powerful, dwelling on one’s own guilt helps us feel that we’re in control of what we probably are not.”
     Maybe, then, our courage is expressed in starting a private group of individuals who are too vulnerable or afraid in this truly scary time to do any more than to meet to support each other. Maybe our courage means seeing that a charity we love continues.
     Maybe it will be something like standing up in a meeting and just saying, “No, I disagree” and sitting down. Maybe it’s the courage to keep still.
     But for many in our society, courage is expressed by just making it through another day, another week, another presidency."

"How to Stop Arguing About Religion But Make Your Point"
Relive Dr. Minor's Popular National PFLAG Presentation

An hour-long online presentation, Dr. Minor presented a version of his popular workshop from the 2019 National PFLAG Convention to over 100 participants for the PFLAG Academy Online entitled "How to Stop Arguing About Your Religion But Make your Point"

Watch it here - "How to Stop Arguing About Religion But Make Your Point" and Access the Accompanying Training Toolkit

Scared Straight
Play a sample or order or download your copy here

When Religion Is an Addiction
Play a sample or order or download your copy here.

The Fairness Project On-Line Activist Tool Kit

The Fairness Project is in the process of making available the handout materials from Dr. Minor's popular workshop: "Being an Activist Without Being a Victim." These materials are chosen because they encourage activist leadership to proceed from a progressive, healing model which contradicts the models of leadership found in most popular forms, models that are meant to keep the system in place rather than to make changes that support humanity, and result in burnout among leaders.

To access the current materials in The Fairness Project Tool Kit for activist leaders, click here.

A New 4-Part Podcast with Dr. Minor

Spend four half-hour sessions with Dr. Minor on this new podcast series based on his most popular book and most-requested speaking topic, "When Religion Is an Addiction" hosted by religious trauma expert
Karl Forehand.
Listen to Part One: "The High of Righteousness"

Listen to Part Two: "The Challenges of Addiction"

Listen to Part Three: "Questions for Enablers: 1-4"

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A New 4-Part Podcast with Dr. Minor