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Too often, ideas, vision, and values are a few steps ahead of action, response, and practice. The pressure on our communities and systems is palpable. Enabling any form of viable transformation and true alignment begins with recognizing that oppression, privilege, and power are deeply rooted in and expressed through the body.
In this 4-day series of conversations and live interactive training, you will gain practical tools to enable a more grounded and responsive approach to collective liberation and social justice. Each session will last between 60-90 minutes.
Rooted in the body, sustained by love.
Together, we will explore four critical areas of practice:
- Foundations of Embodied Social Justice: Co-creating shared language and understanding.
- Liberating The Body: Exploring roles + identity in Social Justice.
- Applications in Society: Increasing awareness of, appreciation for, and action within larger systems.
- A Return to Self: Defining personal commitments and practical actions for change.
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Your registration inside The Embodied Social Justice Challenge includes:
- 4 unique experiential sessions and community connection
- Resources and tools for personal growth and development
- Practical applications for your work in the world
- Daily recaps provided the same day
You don’t have to do it alone.
In fact, you can’t. Our interdependence is inextricably linked.
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"This has been the most foundational, impactful, and life affirming training I have every been able to be a part of. The community that was created was so rich, authentic, and filled with deep listening and learning. I am beyond grateful for the space that was offered."
- Keila M.
"My primary ah-ha this year was not so much about what to do, but how to be and that means the ongoing work is to practice bringing all of me, with me. When that hesitant pause of "how shall I respond?" arises, that's opportunity to presence my whole self."
- Cheryl H.
“Oppression spares no body. Injustices are both systemic and intimate, taking root in the flesh.”
— MARY WATKINS
"I feel braver and so much more capable of being my full self and bringing my authentic beliefs and ideas into my work towards embodied liberation. "
- Rita M.