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As a result of the shortened nature of the 80th General Convention, the Presiding Officers deemed that only “essential legislation” would be dealt with at the General Convention. The Deputies of Color wrote to the Presiding Officers and offered the view that “Social Justice” Resolutions are indeed essential legislation. Each caucus then presented 15 Resolutions that it deemed essential legislation and, as indicated below, over 90% of each caucus’s resolutions were adopted by the General Convention.

 

Resolution Number
Resolution Title
Legislative Committee Assigned To
Disposition
A020
Support Decade of Action to Acheive Sustainable Development
#20 Environmental Stewardship & Care of Creation
Adopted
D019
Indigenius Lands Acknowledgement
#4 Governance & Structure
Adopted
D025
Lili'uokalani, by the Grace of God, Queen of the Hawaiian Islands
#12 Prayer Book, Liturgy & Music
Adopted
D008
Resolution to Address the Issue of Mass Incarceration
#8 Social Justice & United States Policy
Adopted
C026
Resolution to Enter Barbara Harris to the Calendar of the Church
#12 Prayer Book, Liturgy & Music
Adopted as C023
C020
Petition to add Howard W.Thurman to the Church Calendar
#12 Prayer Book, Liturgy & Music
Referred to interim Body
C009
Mandates Anti-Racism Training for the House of Deputies
#1 Rules
Adopted
C004
Inclusion of June 19th, Juneteenth, in the Church's Liturgical Calendar
#12 Prayer Book, Liturgy & Music
Adopted
A128
Resolution for Healing Surrounding TEC'S History with Indigenous Boarding Schools and Other Forms of Oppression
#9 Racial Justice & Reconciliation
take no further action
A127
Resolution for Telling the Truth about TEC's History With Indigenous Boarding Schools
#9 Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted
A125
A ResolutionExtending and Furthering the Beloved Community
#9 Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted
A101
Virtual Gatherings with Ethnic Ministries
#9 Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Take no further action

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