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April 16, 2020 Circle Invitation

CORE Circle: The Power of Good Questions with Lisa Dugdale In this time of upheaval, what questions are most helpful to be asking of ourselves and others? We’ll discuss the power of questions that can help us cope, grieve, re-frame, and re-imagine. Together we’ll reflect on questions we have each found useful and supportive in […]

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CORE Circle: Levels of Listening and Systems Healing Facilitators: Marcela Kyngesburye and Julie Swanson What if listening is a key leadership practice? What if “listening is a deeply political act, and an underappreciated one?”* What if there are hidden structures that shape what we are able to hear? We talk about blind spots in what […]

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That Feeling Inside

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February 20, 2020 Circle Invitation

CORE Circle: Building Our Container with Kristy Kuecken and Jamie Pekarek Krohn Building Our Container: responding to mistakes in social justice work Join us in on February 20th for our first Circle gathering of 2020! Facilitators Jamie Pekarek Krohn and Kristy Kuecken will lead us in practices designed to help connect us with our bodies […]

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The Radical Imaginary

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November 22, 2019 Circle Invitation – Registration appreciated!

Culturally Specific Healing with Kabzuag Vaj and M Adams This event is free, but registration is requested. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER! https://forms.gle/eCavkPkKjPBHAyGt8 Join us as the Co-Executive Directors of Freedom, Inc share and explore the important work of healing methods that meet the specific needs of Black and Southeast Asian women, queer and trans folx. In our time […]

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October 11, 2019 Circle Invitation

Please note the change in date! Facing Our Fear, Cultivating Our Courage with Kathy Germann This gathering is an invitation to engage in self-reflection and dialogue to examine how our assumptions and fears influence our social justice work – and to offer mutual support to amplify our courage in making positive social change. Kathy Germann […]

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