Throughout American history, Blackness, queerness, and Native understanding of fashion and gender have served as declarations of pride, and declarations of war.

Through story and stillness, explore neurodivergence, collapse, and reclamation.

Accessible mind/heart/body/spirit skills for connection to self, each other and the land to support your work for racial & social justice.

Explore how writing can serve as a tool, a pathway, psalm, and a light towards liberation.

Explore narrative power mapping and learn to tell stories that are culturally relevant and community-rooted—without exploiting the communities you aim to serve.

Learn more about Disability Justice and Access Art directly from the perspectives of Disabled people.

Transform your organizing stories into audio dramas that captivate and mobilize.

Gain a deeper understanding of ethical practices and trauma-informed storytelling while building community and reflecting on your current practices.

Product innovation can reflect cultural heritage, environmental urgency, and economic empowerment—especially when led by women of color navigating the biases of mainstream entrepreneurship.

A panel of transracial/intercountry adoptees share their unique experiences of being separated from their birth nations and cultures, wrestling with their American privilege, and navigating racialized experiences with white parents.

Somatic breathing practices and energetic safety techniques to help you regulate your nervous system for the resistance.

Exclusive screening of Bad Indian (2025) with an introduction and Q&A session with its creator.

A ritual workshop to explore the purpose, power and needs of anger, and identify, befriend, & alchemize our scared rage as a community.  

Art is for everyone with something to say. Let's create art that uplifts our spirits and create hope for a better future.

Kaiut yoga focuses on gentle and controlled movements, often using props to support the body.

Gain clarity in your vision, values, and role in collective spaces.

Cultivate the feeling of safety in your body, shed self-limiting beliefs, and resonate with the energies of love, community and connection.

Core spiritual practices for activists, including personal alignment, spiritual hygiene, boundaries, protection, and offensive tactics.

Let's explore how the remnants of the DEI movement can catalyze new ways to educate and activate identity as part of justice work.

Instructors from the Mighty Impacts Continuum share practical tools and frameworks for how social enterprises can serve as testing grounds for power-sharing, economic redistribution, and cultural shift.

Heather Infantry, CEO of Giving Gap, and Sharde Nabors, Resource Redistribution Director for New Economy Coalition, join us to discuss how Black non-profits are faring in the legal attacks against reparative funding efforts, and why its more important than ever to find ways to support Black-led organizations in 2025.

Captivating live performance, insightful discussion, and hands-on creative exercises, uncover the deep historical roots, innovative spirit, and unifying power of Black musical tradition.

When we hear "safe" and "sanctuary" cities, what do these terms really mean? And what should they mean and actually look like?

Given Q. Davis and Mx. Dahlia Belle discuss what it takes, and why it is absolutely essential, to create healing spaces for trans people by trans people.

How can spiritual practice and social engagement mutually support one another in the face of suffering and injustice? Mindfulness practices can help activists avoid burnout, stay centered, and respond skillfully to injustice.

In times of burnout and systemic fatigue, the act of imagining becomes a radical return to self and collective visioning. Dreaming is not a luxury for the privileged—it is our responsibility to the future.

Humans are adaptive. We often fragment to cope with tauma and stress. But even in the most complex life, we can find our way back to wholeness.

Learn how HR can strengthen protections, create safer workspaces, and play a vital role in supporting the most vulnerable and targeted employees.

Join the co-founders of the ONLY disability service provider in the US that is openly and freely operating at the intersection of systemic racism and disability in a presentation on the manifestation of white supremacy that nobody wants to talk about.

Join Couch2Carnival for a dynamic Caribbean dance workout combined with insights on Carnival’s history and the importance of wellness as resistance.

Framing and tools to empower parents, guardians, educators, and community members to actively support Black children, disrupt harmful stereotypes, and foster resilience and self-advocacy.