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Andrew Sears Resources
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This presentation looks at some of the key trends in media consolidation and the implications on racial and class bias. It also looks at media consolidation in the Christian sector and the implications that has in a growing non-Western church.
This article applies the principle of reconciliation to social class, encouraging Christians and others to use their knowledge of class differences to build bridges, rather than barriers.
Do you really understand the economic crisis in America? This webcast by Andrew Sears, TechMission's Executive Director, provides a 
This article provides a framework for reconciliation across race, class and culture by explaining how the ethnic identity development process can be used to not only bring social justice, but also to bring social healing.
Executive Director Andrew Sears outlines a "Vision for the Christian Social Graph".
Executive Director Andrew Sears outlines a new branch of theology called "Systemic Theology", which provides a systems perspective on the world and God that prioritizes holistic ministry and justice.
In the past 10 years, I have been working to address the digital divide, which is the gap between those who have access to and training with technology and those without. I serve as the Executive Director of TechMission, which runs the largest association of Black and Latino led nonprofits addressing the digital divide and manages UrbanMinistry.org, which is one of the most visited web portals of Black and Latino nonprofit leaders. During that time, I have seen many effective initiatives in addressing the digital divide. At the same time, I’ve seen many efforts that have been very well-intentioned, but in the end may have only made matters worse.Audio: Andrew Sears
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