The Community Resilience Hub and The Truth School: Upcoming Fall Events
www.truthschool.orgOctober 12 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm EDT
Ladder 2 Leadership
Class participants for this workshop will gather at 6:00 PM at the Hub for a shared community dinner meal, which is free and open to all. Following the dinner meal, class participants will begin the workshop with Nikai. Ladder 2 Leadership addresses the elephant in the room: why are organizations still not able to find “qualified” diverse individuals to fill their upper-level positions? Whether people identify as millennials/Gen Zs, BIPOC, and/or LGBTQ+, somehow the glass ceiling has proven to exist across all oppressed identities. In this workshop, we will identify why the person who seems “unlikely” could be the best possible candidate for the job. This workshop will provide tips and tools on how to source, retain, and uplift key professionals. Let’s work together building workplace cultures that focus on mentorship, understanding, and upward mobility now and on into the future. Come for the community dinner meal at the Hub, and stay for this inspiring and helpful workshop. All welcome. Free
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December 21 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm EST
Circle Practice to Mark the Winter Solstice
November 9 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm EST
Cultural Humility and Cross-Cultural Communication: The Building Blocks of Racial Equity
Class participants for this workshop will gather at 6:00 PM at the Hub for a shared community dinner meal, which is free and open to all. Following the dinner meal, class participants will begin the workshop with Amihan. Cultural humility, the life-long process of critical self-reflection to identify personal and systemic biases and address power imbalances, supports a significant shift in culture. Cultural humility invites and challenges people from the dominate culture to decenter their experience and work to understand and value the cultural context of marginalized communities. People from the dominant culture often do not recognize their own cultural norms and biases. This workshop will help to make what is invisible, visible so that it can be transformed. You cannot have racial equity without cultural humility. Cultural humility paves the way to racial equity. When we have a deeper awareness of a range of ways of being, perceiving, and communicating, we can more consciously choose how to communicate and interact. In this workshop, you will develop the awareness and tools to become more culturally responsive and to actively build bridges of understanding across cultures. Participate in this workshop to become better equipped to create cultures that are truly welcoming, inclusive, and equitable. Come for the community dinner meal at the Hub, and stay for this inspiring and helpful workshop. All welcome.Cultural Humility and Cross-Cultural Communication: The Building Blocks of Racial Equity
Circle Practice to Mark the Winter Solstice
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Class participants for this workshop will gather at 6:00 PM at The Hub for a shared community dinner meal, which is free and open to all. Following the meal, class participants will begin the workshop with Strong Oak Lefebvre. Honoring this day of the Winter Solstice, Strong Oak will guide the group through the basic tenets of Circle Practice. The class will focus on learning by doing. Under Strong Oak’s gentle and skillful leadership, class participants will learn about the meaning of Circle Practice, the importance of the ritual, and the deep sharing that often emerges. All this will be evident as the group engages in a Circle with Strong Oak guiding and supporting each individual and the group as a whole. Come for the community dinner meal at The Hub, and stay for this open and meaningful sharing on the Winter Solstice in this moving Circle Practice Workshop. All welcome.
Class participants for this workshop will gather at 6:00 PM at The Hub for a shared community dinner meal, which is free and open to all. Following the meal, class participants will begin the workshop with Strong Oak Lefebvre. Honoring this day of the Winter Solstice, Strong Oak will guide the group through the basic tenets of Circle Practice. The class will focus on learning by doing. Under Strong Oak’s gentle and skillful leadership, class participants will learn about the meaning of Circle Practice, the importance of the ritual, and the deep sharing that often emerges. All this will be evident as the group engages in a Circle with Strong Oak guiding and supporting each individual and the group as a whole. Come for the community dinner meal at The Hub, and stay for this open and meaningful sharing on the Winter Solstice in this moving Circle Practice Workshop. All welcome.
