Sunday Service, December 10

The Social Justice Committee welcomes Alison Noyce, President of Tri-Town Against Racism, a nonprofit dedicated to anti-racism through education, positive communication, and listening to the voices of those affected. 

Alison has lived in Rochester since 1996. She loves the Tri-Town for it’s natural beauty and strong sense of community. It wasn’t until she and her husband adopted their son from Ethiopia in 2006, that she realized that the community that they chose to raise their two daughters in was not as idyllic as she once believed. Raising Black sons (Her second son joined the family in 2007) created challenges they did not face when raising their white daughters. While her family loves the Tri-Town, they have been working to make it more inclusive, raising awareness in their social circles, and in the school system.The formation of Tri-Town Against Racism has given Alison real hope that meaningful change will happen in…