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Last Month, AW, Toni, and Khayla presented “Holding the Line: Maintaining Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Strength While Leading in Revolutionary Times,” a workshop series of the Rooted Capacity Project, for criminal justice lea

Last month, AW, Toni, and Khayla presented “Holding the Line: Maintaining Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Strength While Leading in Revolutionary Times,” a workshop series of the Rooted Capacity Project, for criminal justice leaders

When theology meets healing justice, something sacred happens. 
 
This spring, our founder AW was invited to guest lecture at Wake Forest University’s School of Divinity for the Contemporary Eco-Theologies: Reimagining and Reembo

Earlier this year, AW joined Adriana Cosgrave and fellow field leaders for Navigation Fund’s Steadfast Leadership & Sustained Morale Workshop, a space intentionally designed for leaders navigating transformation, uncertainty, and the weight

We were honored to join @opensocietyfoundations fellows and staff to celebrate more than two decades of changemaking. AW and Khayla offered a wellness workshop exploring how everyday practices, foods, and plant allies can sharpen intuition, supp

Earth Day isn’t a holiday we observe from the outside. It’s a reminder of what we already know to be true: that the health of our people and the health of the planet are one in the same.

Andrea James entered abolition through experience. 

After serving a federal prison sentence, Andrea emerged with a sharper understanding of how incarceration harms women, children, and entire communities. Rather than retreat, she orga

Mariame Kaba reminds us that abolition is not a single demand, it’s a way of being in relationship with one another. 

For more than 30 years, her work has centered survivors, young people, and communities most impacted

Harriet Tubman is not only someone we study, but an ancestral lineage we walk in.
 
Her abolitionist leadership was spiritual, strategic, and deeply communal. She organized across institutions and in the wilderness. She listened to div

“The most basic activism we can have in our lives is to live consciously in a nation living in fantasies. Living consciously is living with a core of healthy self-esteem. You will face reality, you will not delude yourself.”&nbs

Black History Month invited us to look back, to honor the abolitionists who made today’s freedom struggles possible. 

For Women’s History Month, we’re looking to the present, uplifting abolitionists whose work is roo

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