about Our work
Our Approach
We believe that meaningful learning helps participants understand themselves and the world more deeply, and to develop practical skills that bridge theory to action. Our work is informed by contemplative traditions, experiential learning, democratic education, trauma-informed care, and a variety of healing modalities.
Why Co-facilitation?
We have found that having a multiracial facilitation team for anti-oppressive topics deepens the learning for participants of multiple identities.
It is also crucial for trauma-informed practices that we move away from the solo model of many trainings; our co-facilitation approach demonstrates how much more effective and resilient we can be when we rely on each other and work together.
Through our collaborative relationship we are each able to show up more fully for the groups and individuals that we work with.
We believe that meaningful learning helps participants understand themselves and the world more deeply, and to develop practical skills that bridge theory to action. Our work is informed by contemplative traditions, experiential learning, democratic education, trauma-informed care, and a variety of healing modalities.
Why Co-facilitation?
We have found that having a multiracial facilitation team for anti-oppressive topics deepens the learning for participants of multiple identities.
It is also crucial for trauma-informed practices that we move away from the solo model of many trainings; our co-facilitation approach demonstrates how much more effective and resilient we can be when we rely on each other and work together.
Through our collaborative relationship we are each able to show up more fully for the groups and individuals that we work with.
Mission & philosophy
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Facilitating wellness, wholeness, and transformation
at the individual, community, and organizational levels.
at the individual, community, and organizational levels.
who we are
Healers | Organizers | Trainers