(STARTER) Get the basics of social justice, power, privilege, oppression, social and personal identities. Through guided activities, facilitated dialogue, and introspection we’ll come to understand what social justice is, why it matters, and what we can do in working towards equity, justice, and community.

(Starter) This workshop sets participants up to join the conversation around social identity.  Participants will learn about their own socialization, social identity theory, and how social identities have been used to other/exclude and to what end. This dynamic workshop uses activities, worksheets, and dialogue to give participants the tools to build from.

(INTERMEDIATE) This workshop tackles key moments in US history and their impact on anti-Black racism. Participants get time and space to reflect on their own racialized socialization, name
stereotypes, beliefs, values, etc. and get acquainted with resources to update their knowledge. Participants will engage in activities and dialogue to depend their self and social understanding with race/racism.

(SPECIALITY) This workshop is for educators looking to create more welcoming classroom environments. Participants are guided through a dynamic workshop complete with worksheet on evaluating spaces, teaching methods, addressing racist incidents, and empowering students to bring their whole selves to the classroom. 

This workshop creates space to de-stress, disengage from politics and the world, and practice gratitude to create our own peace. We commune through simple activities, reflection, and grounding dialogue. Participants will leave feeling refreshed, repurposed, and recommitted to ensuring peace is part of all of their days.

(STARTER) This workshop gives participants the tools, guidance, and practice to embrace both the necessary discomfort needed for personal growth, and the vulnerability to be open to change. Participants establish a baseline for their own bodies and how they react to challenge, and proceed through facilitated activities that increase with introspection and depth. Participants leave with a better self-understanding of how they respond to difficult topics, how to ground
themselves, and to speak bravely.

(Starter) This workshop offers participants practice in developing cultural competency. Participants will engage with their own self-understanding, others, and media to recognize ways to expand their perspectives on the cultures they engage with. Participants will gain a better outlook on what they know, what is missing and why, and how to further their lifelong education. Participants will learn their role in co-creating multicultural communities.

(EXPERT) So you want to practice allyship? This workshop seeks to help participants understand the role of allies in social movements, the self-defeating nature of allyship, and qualities allies embody.
Participants will be introduced to tangible tactics to employ, ways to show up, and things to say to demonstrate the continual commitment of allyship. Activities and dialogue help facilitate
this workshop.

(EXPERT) This workshop covers taking a critical look at organizations and the spaces created overall and interpersonally. Participants will gain the skills needed to evaluate their own personal biases, have better interactions, and to cultivate cultures of belonging. Infographics, reflective questions, and structural thinking facilitates this workshop.

You are your brand, and your brand is who you are. Each of us are now more than just who we appear to be on social media but become renowned for what we do, how we make others feels, and the connections we foster. We can be intentional in forging a memorable personal brand that's a true representation of who and how we are. This workshop is guided by a worksheet, interactive activities, and dialogue. 

(MOST POPULAR) What is the toll of existing in an exhaustive world? Join us to spend time interrogating our
relationships with personal maintenance, building a useable self-care regimen, and developing
our emotional literacy. We’ll learn tangible ways to practice authentic, whole-person self-care
through guided activities, dynamic dialogue, and self-reflection – specifically in doing social
justice work.

(Starter) This workshop creates does the heavy lifting of recounting how narratives have been used to create the concepts of race and racism in the United States. Participants will get practice recognizing the stories they have taken in, how race and racism impact their day-to-day lives, and why race has always mattered to US society. Participants will gain language around race/racism, racial identity development, and come away with next steps on how to further their racial literacy.

(EXPERT) Join us for a dynamic, interactive workshop on addressing race/racism, dialogue across
difference, practicing everyday anti-racism, and cultivating a sense self-defeating allyship. Through meaningful discussion, introspective activities, and multimedia resources we’ll build your confidence in combating racism in your sphere of influence, and to forging sustainable
relationships across difference.

(SPECIALTY) This workshop is for Black and other students of color experiencing life in predominantly white spaces. Through affirming dialogue around race, racism, self-care, and self-preservation participants will learn to choose their battles, combat racism, and embrace self-love. 

(STARTER) How do we talk about talking? This workshop prepares us to have difficult conversations across identity through interactive activities, practice, and tangible tips for setting boundaries, intentions, managing emotions, and honoring discomfort in challenge. 

This workshop creates space to think about how we think and view the world. Participants will learn about their own socialization, the concept of cognitive dissonance, and how to create a cohesive perspective on a challenging world. Activities, worksheets, and dialogue facilitate this workshop. 

(STARTER) Who are you? How we answer that questions depends on many factors including our society identities. This workshop helps participants explore how who they are is impacted by the identities they carry and their awareness of them. This workshop is guided by reflective activities, dialogue, and an accompany worksheet.

What does it mean to be a man in the world today? Are we empowered by or caged by masculinity. This workshop helps us explore the emerging concept of tender masculinity, heterosexism, sexism, cisgenderism, and mental health with masculinity in mind. Through interactive activities, and robust dialogue we'll redefine our own understandings of masculinity.