Dharma and Justice: Buddhism, Ancestral Memory, and Healing with Duncan Ryūken Williams, Venerable Bhante Buddharakkita, DaRa Williams, and Kosen Gregory Snyder.

“Our role as radical friends can be to maintain the view that, underneath it all, there is always a fundamental goodness in each of us. We can prevent or interrupt harm whenever we can without losing sight of that goodness; we can enact boundaries to protect that goodness.”

-RADICAL FRIENDSHIP by Kate Johnson

Kazu Haga of East Point Peace Academy & Sonya Shah of Ahimsa Collective dig deep and offer insight around creating organizational systems/structures that reinforce a way of being that embodies collective values. They explore how we can un-learn to re-learn ourselves into the evolving paradigm of wholeness, emergence and decentralization.

Sisters adrienne marie brown and Autumn Brown discuss consensus decision-making in organizing and facilitation spaces.

An offering for self-identified BIPOC women to co-create a circle of healing through meditation, humming & movement. Facilitated by Darlène Dubuisson.