Our Work

Our courses, trainings, and workshops focus on reducing harmful cultural norms through awareness, somatic practices, and in-community learning. We primarily host affinity learning groups for white-identifying participants to unlearn internalized white supremacy, reducing harm in the spaces and communities in which they engage. We also provide workshops for all racial identities that help organizations build inclusive cultures by examining dominant norms around race, gender, and neurodiversity. A core commitment of our work is to move beyond one-off, “checkbox” equity trainings. 

Beyond our offerings, we redistribute resources through our BIPOC Student Youth Fund: 10% of all workshop fees and donations are awarded to K-12 school student affinity groups for Native, Black, and other students of color. Recent recipients of our $250 grants include the Thurston High Native American Student Union, Junction City High School’s Social Justice League, Chávez Elementary BIPOC Affinity Group, Buena Vista Spanish Immersion School BIPOC Affinity Group. Grants are flexible, with no reporting requirements, with the intention of making the students feel honored and trusted.