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JULY - SWIPE for our schedule! We will be in a couple of places this month spreading what we have learned ✨🌿🙏🏽, what has helped us 🍃🎶, and what has helped YOU ✨ in this journey of being in the werk and within communities impacted by systemic oppression

Thanks for Movimiento Obrero Por Liberación for inviting us to share our CommuniTea Healing ar your event!!! 🫖🌿

And so excited to be together again in NORTH CAROLINA with Abby Cooper for our A to Z summer camp for activists and healers! 🏕️ ✨

Hope to see you there & spread the word, everything is FREE or donation based 💕🫶🏽✨

Thanks Carolina Fernandez Gätjens por la foto! 📸

CALDOSAS ✨🇨🇷 and gratitude are the leftovers from last night’s Pencils Down, Feet Up! Lunita Loft 🌙 with Seb . Grateful to be in the presence of fellow radical and trauma informed school staff, my old and wonderful friend Dasha 👋 , new ones, and my mama Marjorie Campos-Gatjens !🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊

We poured out the bu****it and poured in what keeps us going as folks who are in the education field doing sacred werk with our kiddos, their families & communities - thanks yall for coming out on the LAST DAY OF SCHOOL!

Definitely missed our folks who are part of the PDFU crew!
Danica
Vanessa Augustin
Veronica
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Carolina Fernandez Gätjens 🌊

Wishing all my fellow educators rest, joy, community, healing, and catharsis this summer!

We will be resting too, AND looking forward to A to Z Camp for Activists & Healers with one of my BESTiez Abby Cooper if you’re in North Carolina check out info in bio 🎟️ there will always be free/donation based entry and there will always be FOOD!

Are you ready for the journey with Equity Consulting Network? .loft - tickets 🎟 in bio - no one will be turned away 💰

This is a non event, AND it's an event we will be attending & hope you do too!! Cuz part of community care/self care is learning/unlearning what we can - especially when it comes to racism, 4 all, but especially white/white passing folks

We will also be offering our Nervous System Nourisher tea 🍵 there!

This in person 2 day workshop is designed to train participants at all levels of racial equity development to engage in learning and action around issues of race and racism. The initial training will build capacity at a micro level, the intent is to create a cadre of leaders to institutionalize a foundation of racial equity & social justice throughout the organization, its constituents, & the community.
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As an organizing collective, ECN teaches how racism/racist ideology was present well before the formation of the United States and how it continues to operate today. They provide a basis for taking action. Various training & development models are used to provide insight, structure, & relevance that enable participants to identify and understand defined implications around varying perceptions that may exist in the organization and/or community.
 
The methods will:
• be grounded in a conceptual analysis of racial & ethnic oppression using history as the foundation of creating a framework for understanding race & racism and racialized outcomes.
• be rooted in understanding issues of oppression & how racism manifests within individuals' personal & institutional oppression
• use a "Disinvestment" & “Gatekeeper” model to understand the power (given by institutions) participants have over oppressed groups & communities.
• providing language, definitions & conceptual framework for understanding of the mutually beneficial relationship that exist between colonialism, capitalism & racism to create and maintain the racial hierarchy.
• support the need to acquire data & use it as a means to move from individual to institutional understanding of racial & social inequities

Hi amores! This Sunday!

Come join my boo, Seb at their first event Decolonizing Coffee at Lunita Loft in Park Slope.

Seb has been working in coffee for almost a decade, and is super excited to present this perspective, while sipping some yummy coffee and listening to some tunes 🙂

Hope to see you there!!

Decolonizing Coffee Learn about coffee's colonial history and what it means to promote a more equitable future for producers and coffee-drinkers.