Do you have the skills to recognize grief and have the resources to respond?
Holding space for collectives experiencing grief and loss due to historical, intergenerational, persistent institutional or personal trauma requires a unique skill set, knowledge base and emotional resilience.
This responsibility comes with the wisdom that collective and individual healing are not separate; they work as an interdependent system fueled by intentional action that we cannot do alone or in silos. During this enlightenment session, participants will learn about the effects of unrecognized collective trauma and examine how we may have individually participated in the collective trauma of our culture. We will also explore the depths of our radical imaginations to uncover how Expanded Learning Program spaces become a vehicle to transform and metabolize grief into an agency.
STARS Credit offered for live attendance or watching the recording of this session.
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