Do you ever feel stuck when your child asks questions about race?

You’re not alone. Many parents want to raise children who understand difference, race, and culture—but aren’t sure how to start these conversations or worry about saying the wrong thing.

Register for the full session (4 dates) or just a single drop-in!

Free to attend.

Workshop 4: Creating Together (December 19, 2025)

 Transform our collective insights into art! We’ll collaborate on designing a vision for a future community project that reflects our learning and hopes for an anti-racist community. Whether you’ve attended previous sessions or this is your first, join us in creating something beautiful and meaningful through art and dialogue. All ideas and artistic abilities welcome, this is about imagination and collective dreaming.

“The question is, should we try to change the rules to allow for more winners? or is it possible to subvert the game, maybe even stop playing, and imagine a social and economic system that doesn’t immeserate the masses to enrich the few?” – Ruha Benjamin

Release to Reimagine invites you into a liberatory space for reflection, somatic release, and creative dreaming. 

Co-Facilitators: 

Sara Sadek

Makeena Rivers

Kaya Roy-Skinner

A free community film screening and discussion of The Infiltrators, a powerful documentary about two young immigrants who deliberately get detained by border patrol to expose the realities of a for-profit detention center in Florida.

A justice-rooted community gathering screening The Eternal Song, a new documentary by the creators of The Wisdom of Trauma, exploring Indigenous wisdom, interconnection, and collective healing. We will be doing grounding practices, community art-making and creating a space for shared reflection-along with a chance to slow down, feel deeply, and reconnect with each other.

A transformative, intimate retreat crafted edpecially for couples with at least one Black partner. Experience the power of professional counseling, expressive art therapies, and authentic dialogue circles, all designed to help you explore your unique relationship and expand your community with kindred spirits.

Collabarator: Laura Lee Smith

A night of Art, Activism, and Celebration! Ever thought about how your identity is its own masterpiece? Explore self-expression through a guided art activity and community convo on gender and liberation. So grab a seat and hear from our all-star panel- Amber4thepeople, Firebird, RJ Frausto and Elliot as they unpack how gender and social justice intersect. End the night on a high note with a killer performance by the one and only Haus of Justice! Collabarators: Melissa Pickett, RJ Frausto from SWAA (Social work Action Alliance) and Swoops Pantry

A special community event designed to help us process emotions, build resilience, and get creative. 

Whether you’re feeling anxious, energized, or somewhere in between, this space will offer supportive art-making opportunities to express yourself, connect with others, and explore what care looks like during this time. You’ll find a variety of crafting stations, from collage-making and painting to contributing to a community quilt- a symbol of hope and collective care. 

“Tending Our Terrain” explores the roles art, storytelling, and embodied living play in shaping our communities and imagining equitable futures.

Co-Facilitators:

Laura Lee Smith

Jarell Skinner-Roy

If you’ve ever found yourself interested in anti-oppressive social work practice or an interdsciplinary approach to education (or if you just like art-ing and being in community) come check out the first part of my pilot series “To Be An Ecosystem”

During our time together, you’ll get a brief overview of the Internal Family System therapy model and  have the opportunity to create a collaborative art piece to take home.