Religion & Spirituality
Speaker: Donovan Hayden
Donovan’s talk discusses how Unitarians can remain committed to anti-racist work and put the 8th principle into action. He speaks with honesty and insight about his experience as an activist for racial justice. Donovan recently completed a MA in Theatre and Performance Studies at York University. In Canada, he continues to raise his voice as a young adult Black Unitarian and has continued to be involved with a number of Black and Indigenous protests since returning to Toronto. Donovan brings a fresh perspective which attracts other young adults.
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