Saber Es Poder 2024 Registration
Please complete the form if you wish to participate in Saber Es Poder - a half-day excursion hosted at the Anahuac Farm in Turner, Oregon. This unique experience offers insights into leadership from an Indigenous perspective. Our focus this year is on exploring the indigenous heritage of the Latine community, allowing participants to connect with their roots while gaining valuable leadership skills rooted in self-reflection. Participants will get to partake in a temazcal (sweat lodge) at the Anahuac Farm and engage in a holistic mindfulness ceremony. We aim to empower attendees to embrace their leadership potential, transcending conventional leadership paradigms.

To find more information on the program and agenda, visit https://beav.es/Sg2. This will be updated as details are finalized. 

Dates: Saturday, June 1st, 2024
Location: Anahuac Farm, Turner, OR

Registration will close: May 24th

For more information or accommodations for disabilities contact 541-737-3041 or cel@oregonstate.edu

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Important: 2 unique requirements for participating in the Temazcal (sweat lodge) ceremony.

Menstruation Notification:

If you are someone who menstruates and will be menstruating at the time of the program, you will not be able to participate in the Temazcal ceremony portion because of traditional cultural considerations. However, if this applies to you, you can still attend the trip and we will have alternative activities available for you to participate in during the ceremony. You will be able to participate in all other elements of the program including the values workshop and lunch after the Temazcal ceremony. You will not be asked to disclose if you are menstruating at the time of the program. You can simply excuse yourself prior to the start of the ceremony. 

Fasting Notification:

To participate in the Temazcal ceremony, you will need to fast on the morning of the program (June 1st) before and during the ceremony. This means you cannot consume food from sunrise until the end of the Temazcal ceremony. You can consume water beforehand and one time during the ceremony at 10am -12:30pm This is an important part of this traditional Indigenous ceremony. If you are not able to fast for any reason, we ask that you not participate in the Temazcal ceremony to respect this Indigenous cultural tradition, and instead participate in the alternative activity. 

We realize these are very unique requirements and may feel exclusionary, however, our community partner, Anahuac Farm, has asked us to uphold these requirements and we are committed to honoring them to respect Indigenous cultural traditions and to maintain a strong relationship with this community partner. If you are not comfortable or able to participate in the sweat lodge experience for any of the reasons listed above or for other reasons, you can still attend the trip and do the alternative activity during the ceremony. If you choose not to participate in the ceremony, you will not be asked to disclose why. Your well-being and comfort are of utmost importance to us, as we strive to offer an inclusive and accessible program that all participants can engage in, while respecting Indigenous cultural traditions. If you have any concerns or need additional information, please don't hesitate to contact our staff at 541-737-7419 or cel@oregonstate.edu.


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There are two unique requirements for participating in the temazcal (sweat lodge) ceremony related to menstruation and fasting. If you have not done so already, please review the requirements above and indicate you have done so below. *
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Please indicate whether you plan to participate in the temazcal (sweat lodge) ceremony or if you plan to do the alternative activity. Note: you do not need to disclose the reason for sitting out of the temazcal if that applies to you. *
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