Community Engagement

We invite all community members to share space and write messages of care, affirmation, and solidarity for survivors of gender- and power-based harm, including sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking. Whether you choose to write to others, to yourself, or to the broader community, this event offers a gentle and creative way to process, connect, and show support.

Through writing and reflection, we aim to foster compassion, reduce isolation, and uplift the importance of consent, boundaries, and collective care. 

Held during Sexual Assault Awareness Month, this event honors and celebrates Denim Day, an international day of action challenging victim-blaming and harmful myths about gender- and power-based harm. Whether you come with friends or stop by between classes, the fair is a chance to connect, learn, and be in community.

This all-levels class offers a space to slow down, reconnect with your body, and breathe deeply in community.

Led by trauma-informed instructor Esther Aliah, this session centers empowerment through mindful movement, self-compassion, and embodied presence. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or brand new to the mat, all bodies and identities are welcome. This is a quiet space to honor yourself, support one another, and embrace rest as a radical act of care.

Grounded in Indigenous traditions, restorative justice emphasizes accountability, healing, and community-centered approaches to harm.

This workshop will introduce participants to the historical and cultural foundations of restorative practices while creating space for reflection and dialogue. Attendees will also engage in a hands-on activity, crafting their own talking piece out of clay. This talking piece is a meaningful object used in many Indigenous traditions to facilitate respectful listening and shared storytelling in circle processes.