Springtide Research discusses Netflix’s Queer Eye, Season 7, Episode 1: “Queer Eye for the Lambda Chi!” This discussion centers on the episode’s focus on vulnerability and listening for young men, and expands into an examination of how vulnerability and relationship go hand in hand with young people’s spiritual and religious experiences.
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Drawing from the spiritual and religious themes in the film adaptation of Judy Blume’s cherished novel Are you There, God? It’s Me, Margaret, Springtide Research's interfaith panel of reverends and rabbis takes a closer look into the film, commenting on the timeless lessons we can learn from Margaret, offering advice to parents facing their own religious trauma, and sharing how to guide young people who are exploring their religious and spiritual identities amid different faith journeys.
Why ‘The Muppet Christmas Carol’ is a Radical Christian Classic, Mitchell Atencio (Sojourners)
“Wakanda Forever” offers a beautiful and unsatisfying storyBy Brooke Scott
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The Good Game – Reaching Gamers
by Justin Bowers; CYMT
Helping teens resist oppression online by Rev. Dana Neuhauser, racial justice organizer for the Minnesota Annual Conference UMC
Celebrating All Saints and All Souls with Pixar by Claire Brown; we can now add Soul to the list of excellent movies to share and explore.
EARTH DAY 2025 focuses on Fashion for the Earth. Discover videos and other resources for:
Urbanization and Its Impact on Youth Culture with Efrem Smith
Urban culture in its various forms is impacting youth culture as a whole. Through urbanization, suburbs are becoming more like cities and rural areas like suburbs. Through social media, hip hop culture and multi-ethnicity is having a tremendous influence as well.
Children Learn What They Read: Seeing the Presence of God through Selected Storybooks
