This is a BIPOC-centered anti-racist
Names stay, lessons can leave
Speak for our own experience. Please use I statements rather than We or You. You can make observations but ultimately the meaning making and truth for any given person is their truth as your truth and story is solely your truth and story. Avoid should, could would.
Organizing around somatics; we make space for our bodies’ wisdom across abilities
Honoring silence, vulnerability. To have an unshaming heart. Respecting multiple truths that we are each connected to uniquely and can feel collectively.
Embrace disruption, share impacts and collective repair - Ouch/Oops
Make space, Take space, Hold space. Develop awareness of how much space you are taking up or practice systems of equity.
Participation is self-determined - If you do not agree with anything being offered, please modify it, disrupt to call in - take responsibility for impact. A. reflection of impact
The main intention of this space is for consensual group exploration.
If you are limping you can lean on me, but I cannot carry you…capacity for self and co-regulation. If someone’s need to regulate is too much for the group then we lean on outside support.
Acceptance to show up however we are: anger, mourning, joy, and in our pajamas, in our varied gender expressions and pronouns.?
Intend to do no harm, seek to repair harm you may have done.
Bhineka Tunggal Ika: Unity in Diversity
Embrace possibilities/tangents regardless of preconceived ideas, merits, systems and cultures. Queer the space.
Don’t assign merits to experiences/ acknowledge contexts and systems