Beginning with a facilitated conversation between Rabbi Ariana Silverman and Pastor Aramis Hinds, by Peter Hammer, WSU law professor and director of the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights. This is an opportunity to have intimate and large conversations with one another. Both religious leaders and friends, they will speak with complete honesty and openness, exploring how race, class, and faith play out in their relationship with one another and with Detroit. These clergy speak to one another with frankness and transparency, and are open to any question that may arise. As they consider our present in Metro Detroit, they will also explore where we want to go, and how to get there.