Educate to Liberate is Advocates 4 Justice’s virtual book club, created for those who believe knowledge is a vital tool in the fight for justice. Every 5 weeks, we gather online to explore eye-opening books that challenge dominant narratives, expose systemic injustice, and elevate marginalized voices. Through dialogue and reflection, we move from understanding to action—deepening our commitment to awareness, equity, and collective liberation.

Whether you're an avid reader or just beginning your journey, you are welcome here.

Educate to Liberate: Book Club Guidelines

Participation

Commitment – We meet online every 5 weeks to discuss one book. Members are encouraged to complete the reading before each session.
Engagement – Contribute thoughtfully to discussions, sharing both personal reflections and critical analysis.
Openness – We welcome diverse viewpoints grounded in respect and empathy.
Preparedness – Come ready with notes, questions, or key passages you’d like to discuss.

Discussion Etiquette

Respect – Listen without interrupting. Disagree with ideas, not people.
Confidentiality – What is shared in the group stays in the group.
Balanced Voices – Step up if you’re quiet, step back if you tend to speak often.
Fact & Context – When possible, connect reflections to real-world history, research, or lived experience.

Book Selection

Books are chosen with a focus on nonfiction titles that:
Challenge systemic injustice.
Amplify underrepresented perspectives.
Inspire action and solidarity.

Suggestions can be submitted at any time and will be voted on by members of the book club.

From Reading to Action

Our goal is not only to learn, but to act. After each book, we’ll explore ways to connect its lessons to real advocacy, community work, or policy change.

Inclusivity

Whether you’re an avid reader or just starting your journey, you belong here.
Discussions are accessible, and no academic background is required—only curiosity, empathy, and a commitment to justice.

Accountability

Members are encouraged to attend regularly, but if you miss a session, you can review the discussion notes or recordings when available.
Repeated absence without communication may result in removal from the active list to keep the group dynamic strong.

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