Support this one of its kind BIPOC Collective Liberation
Conference
Community mutual support is imperative to ensure this labor of love is sustainable. This is communal reciprocity. Community sponsors can support this vision through a one time or monthly donation and/or may choose from one of our sponsorship packages.
Why support this conference?
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Grassroots movements aren’t typically supported by larger organizations and associations. Community support makes this work sustainable.
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This work is transformative. Year after year, conference attendee testimonials evidence the healing and transformation they experience both in their daily lives and clinical work.
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This is a vision we have all co-created and dreamed of— a space that not only amplifies the brilliance of BIPOC minds and voices, but a space that feels safe to show up authentically with other BIPOC healers.
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This conference recognizes the need for decolonizing and reindigenizing our healing practices, which is essential for the BIPOC communities we work for.
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The conference is curated to infuse liberatory praxis throughout workshops, recognizing that ancestral and historical remembrance are the foundation for true embodiment.
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Reclaiming Identity for Collective Liberation is & always will be the conference theme that guides this vision. Unlearning colonial programming requires healing so the we can then alchemize towards collective liberation.
2025 Attendees said...
“This was an amazing transformative experience. The conference provided a protective space to explore decolonized approaches to clinical praxis. The discussions were rich and soul nurturing. Each presenter brought unique and diverse perspectives to our co-creation of knowledge. This is an essential learning experience for all BIPOC practitioners and allies.”
“This conference is vital to the wellbeing of the BIPOC clinical community. This conference effectively guides clinicians in unlearning colonized approaches to addressing mental health. It provides a professional sense of community and belonging that is not available for all BIPOC practitioners anywhere.”
“This was, by far, the best conference I've ever attended. The caliber of every single presentation and the activities/experience of the Integration Room was extraordinary. Each presenter centered the subject matter--decolonization, BIPOC wellness, Indigenous ways of healing--in ways that were inclusive and diverse (from small group discussion to case studies to experiential activities), inspirational, critical, and engaging. Each aspect of the conference, from the registration and presentations to the Integration Room and soundtrack was thoughtful, healing, and demonstrative of the values and topic of the conference itself. The attention to process as well as content was remarkable. And the sense of community co-created by the presenters/staff and participants was and is deeply moving. The conference inspired intense critical reflection and unlearning, community, vulnerability, hopefulness, and paths forward to a decolonized world.”
“This was my first time joining this conference, and I could not have been more pleased. It was powerful, healing and inspiring. Being with other people like me, was validating, supportive and a blessing. This may have been the best conference I had attended, not only because it was BIPOC only, but also because of the content and the amazing speakers. Everything was so well organized and intentional.”
“This conference is life changing. There are no words to describe the amount of energy and healing that this space provides. Feeling held, supported, loved, challenged, healed, re-energized, exhausted (in a good way) are all simultaneous feelings that I would invite anyone to go experience if they want to grow.”
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