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To build a Third Option City, they want to get the training to eight community pillars: schools, businesses, health care, government agencies like law enforcement, media, faith organizations, sports, and entertainment.
Similarity training program aims to cultivate unity within organizations and last updated 2021-05-27 16:03:59-04 SAN DIEGO, Calif. â From elementary schools to Fortune 500 companies, leaders are re-examining inequities within their organizations, meeting the moment after George Floydâs murder and global protests that followed. But diversity training isn't new, and studies show it's often ineffective. Miles McPherson, the pastor of the Rock Church in San Diego, is working to bring a different kind of training to communities. âEvery pillar in our society is looking and using an...
SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Michael Brunker is seeking to unite the country at a polarizing time by using strategy from Miles McPherson’s book, “The Third Option: Hope for a Racially Divided Nation,” which he has developed into a community and training program. He calls the community, The Third Option City, and the program, The Third Option Similarity Training, which includes six video lessons, a facilitator guide, digital workbooks, and group training. The Third Option City is a community that seeks value in people that make up the diversity of earth. Michael Brunker, CEO of The Third Option ...
Someone San Diego Should Know: Billy Moore Michael Brunker While he would rather be on a Harley-Davidson riding across the country with a bunch of other guys, Billy Moore loves talking about his legendary father — boxing icon, Archie Moore. But the real father and son legacy was the handoff Billy received almost 40 years ago to continue the champ’s humanitarian work through Any Body Can Youth Foundation (ABC) launched in 1957 with a mission to help youth step off in life with their best foot forward without cowardice but with courage and dignity. ABC has been in existence...
Crossing the road of racial divide JavaScript in your web browser. Please Crossing the road of racial divide Crossing the road of racial divide Courtesy of SD Rock/Nathan Maselli I remember it vividly. When I was 8 years old, Martin Luther King Jr. was shot while standing on a motel balcony. I was too young at the time to comprehend all of the details surrounding his death, but I was old enough to feel the weight and significance of the moment. As I processed the situation, I began asking questions. How could someone do something like that? What kind of hatred could inspire someone to ki...