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amani Olugbala

amani
Olugbala

they/them/theirs, Stardust,

Beloved

amani is a raptivist, storyteller and food justice advocate with over 15 years of experience in racial justice education, performance arts and community organizing...

Cheyenne Wyzzard-Jones

Cheyenne Wyzzard-Jones

she/her/hers they/them/theirs

Cheyenne is a Black Indigenous Queer Femme creative curator. Through the mediums of radical teaching, community organizing, and art making, Cheyenne explores the expansiveness of freedom building...

damaris miller

damaris
miller

they/them/theirs

damaris is an organizer, storyteller, farmer and educator who has been creating & curating transformative spaces for over 8 years through the practices of meditation, vulnerable conversations and storytelling...

Rosy
Dougé-Charles

Roselyne
Douge-Charles

she/her/hers,

they/them/theirs

As an educator, urban farmer, practicing doula

and professor at Algonquin College currently living on unseeded and unsurrendered Algonquin Territory

(Ottawa, On)...

Sophia Smart

Sophia
Smart

they/them/theirs,

is a Southern based fat, Black, queer with 11 years of experience working in the nonprofit field. Sophia brings their experience as an organizer and community worker to this collective...

Very talented, professional and inspiring people! Just a joy

to spend time with them- fantastic job of creating

a safe learning community with loving spirit!

I feel very profoundly how rare it is to be in a space where I'm able to truly hear and feel what everyone else is saying,

as well as feel heard myself. I feel that this has helped

me find the understanding and direction I was hoping for.

"Wow! Thank you so much for facilitating and holding the space for teaching and sharing with all of us. You are engaging and compassionate, allowing us to feel, learn from our mistakes, and learn about the important steps to take to
dismantle racism."

-Workshop Participant

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May 28

Cheesecake, figs, and pinot noir.

amani
Olugbala

they/them/theirs, Stardust,

Beloved

Amani is a raptivist, storyteller and food justice advocate with over 15 years of experience in racial justice education, performance arts and community organizing.