Love Letters to the Movement is an anthology of spiritual and faith-rooted writing gathered and conceived by Isaac Luria. The book collects essays from experienced leaders across faith traditions who have spent decades at the intersection of spirit and justice.
The book rests on a conviction: when a world ends and a new one is about to be born, we canturn to our ancestors, our liberatory spiritual traditions, and their wisdom. Each essay is a deeply personal offering to the broader movement for healing and justice.
The project has been generously supported by the Luce Foundation, Freedom Together, and the Fetzer Institute.
Isaac Luria is a writer, organizer, and resource mobilizer for multifaith movements for justice. Rooted in the Jewish tradition, he has worked at the intersection of American faith and justice movements for two decades. He is the proud father of three wonderful children and proud husband to Sara, his college sweetheart. He works at the Nathan Cummings Foundation as Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives.