The Community Healing Network is a diverse and growing group of individuals, faith communities, and civic groups in the Black community working to extinguish—at long last-- the lie of Black inferiority, and its complement, the lie of White superiority.

The Network was launched in New Haven, Connecticut, on October 14, 2006, by St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, one of the oldest predominantly Black Episcopal churches in the United States. Our goal is to help build a diverse network of individuals, faith communities, and civic organizations working to promote healing, forgiveness, and reconciliation for Black people everywhere, so that our community can be renewed. Click here for a list of members of Community Healing Network Committees.