Welcome to the BIPOC Spiritual Innovation Directory
This is a growing resource of BIPOC spiritual innovation leaders, visionaries, circle keepers, and allies.
What’s this Directory all about?
How do I join the Directory?
This Directory is for BIPOC-centered spiritual innovation leaders, networks, and funding allies. The intention of this Directory is to:
Highlight the profound and vast BIPOC spiritual innovation community across the country
Serve as a means to find others (or “your people”) and access supportive resources
Create new opportunities for your work and offerings to be discovered
We have created a set of key signals and terms of use to guide your discernment on alignment with this space.
Start by filling out the intake form and sharing more about your work (10-20 min to complete).
The Directory is available to individuals, networks, and funding allies within the spiritual innovation space.
Our Team will review submissions and publish them accordingly. Please share with others in your network who may be interested.
For any technical issues or general questions, please contact: bipocspiritualinnovation@gmail.com.
Questions?
OUR SIGNALS
BIPOC Spiritual Innovation expresses itself in a myriad of ways. With our intentions to foster a vibrant, collaborative, and thriving ecosystem we have created a set of key signals to guide your alignment with this work.
These are not suggested as a “checklist” of requirements, but rather guideposts that invite a mosaic of BIPOC Spiritual Innovators to share their work and offerings.
Find your people. Join the Ecosystem!
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As one of the first and only multi-faith networks focused on spiritual innovation and leadership, Glean Network has had the privilege of receiving and supporting hundreds of leaders representing projects across diverse wisdom traditions from all across the country.
Through workshops, trainings, curriculum and convenings, Glean Network has helped to build the field of spiritual entrepreneurship and innovation, serving as a valuable third space and complement to the shifting professional development and education space for today’s religious leaders and organizations. -
Intended Community:
Faith and spiritually-rooted leaders who are starting or have started new projects, ventures, initiatives designed to create change in their communities and contexts
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Sandy Hong
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Faith Matters Network is an innovative organization centered on *womanist wisdom that accompanies spiritually grounded leaders in their journey to heal themselves and their communities. Because no one transforms their community alone, we empower faith leaders, social activists, and community organizers through resource-sharing, coaching, and cohort-based learning that builds a vast network of folks who can connect on their passion for equity and justice.
Faith Matters Network creates communal spaces across race, class, and religious/spiritual background where leaders can develop new leadership skills, gain new perspective, and understand one another’s struggle and vision in movement work. Since 2014 we have accompanied and trained more than 10,000 leaders and provided a national platform for them to share their work.
Faith Matters Network is not just an organization, we’re a network of changemakers– and our partnerships exist locally, nationally, and across both rural and urban communities. We are the refuge from your burnout in movement work. Welcome! We’re happy you’re here.
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Intended Community:
Spiritually grounded leaders who embody a spirit for social justice and a heart for creating a more equitable and compassionate world. We accompany individuals, communities, and social movements towards personal and collective transformation through trainings, learning experiences, and resource-sharing.
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Brittney Jackson
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Embrace builds beloved community by providing a platform for social entrepreneurs, spiritual innovators and liberation leaders. Together, we co-create access to the spiritual, social and material resources needed to make our greatest contribution to the world.
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Intended Community:
Upleveling social entrepreneurs, spiritual innovators, and community leaders in the Bay Area to thrive holistically, prosper financially, and expand their impact.
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Mazin Jamal
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I provide trauma-conscious healing/spiritual care, education and consulting grounding in an ethic of equity and healing justice and through the lenses of traumatology, Andean Indigenous medicine/spirituality, and creative arts. I integrate the practice of intergenerational resilience, the vision of multi-diasporic futurism, and ancestral reclamation as a way for all peoples to see ourselves in relationship to past, present and future - to build a world together that is beyond what we think is possible. I am trained as a clinical social worker, meditation/yoga teacher, community-based full spectrum doula and healer in the Paqo Indigenous tradition from the Kiko territory of the Q'eros tribal lands of the Andes. I love building curricula and facilitate training and education digitally and in person on issues such as social movement trauma, BIPOC/QTBIPOC healing methodologies, spiritual and religious trauma, among other areas of focus.
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Intended Community:
BIPOC, QTBIPOC, LGBTQIA+ individuals & communities are centered in my work. I also work with communities and organizations on work related to equity, trauma-consciousness, healing justice and social change.
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Teresa Mateus
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We are supporting Black folks in getting and keeping their minds right and reducing stress in under 15 minutes with breath work, meditations, affirmations, mood check, journaling, and more.
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Intended Community:
African Americans and underserved communities
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King David Walker Jr.
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In 1994, Dr. Cari Jackson formed Excellent Way Consulting to provide leadership development and organizational consulting services for a cross-section of business, academic, spiritual and community service organizations. In 2002, Dr. Cari also established Center of Spiritual Light, to provide spiritually-based personal growth and development programs. Over the past several years, Dr. Cari merged these services, under the umbrella of Excellent Way. The mission that began almost 30 years ago remains the same: Supporting individuals, families and communities to excel beyond limitations, obstacles, and traumas and to live more authentic and empowered lives.
We interweave spiritual wisdom and principles from diverse traditions and cultures with inspirational, practical, and educational resources. We provide (1) online courses and virtual groups for recovery and empowerment from sexual and other traumas and from grief due to death, divorce, and other losses, (2) workshops and retreats on various topics for emotional healing and empowerment), (3) coaching services for individuals and couples, and (4) consulting services for justice organizations. -
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We help people of diverse spiritual, cultural and racial backgrounds to overcome the hurts and harshness they have experienced in life and to thrive with greater wholeness and peace.
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Dr. Cari Jackson
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I work at a seminary where I support and connect with spiritual innovators, whether they be students, alums, or spiritual leaders in our network. In addition, I support innovators through spiritual direction and accompaniment.
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Intended Community:
Queer, BIPOC, Asian/Korean American, Women-identified folx
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Su Yon Pak
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The Wind & The Warrior is a spirit-movement community of experienced practitioners who come together to further our integration of social activism with spiritual practice.
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Intended Community:
In this intergenerational community of Black, Native, and Brown women and gender-expansive people, we develop skills and create tools to shift and elevate the elemental energies in and around us as we cultivate justice and healing in all our communities.
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Karma Mayet
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At BurnBright Consulting, we understand that workplace risks—like burnout, bias, misconduct, and toxic leadership—go far beyond surface-level perks. These are the hidden challenges that, if left unchecked, can quickly escalate into costly crises for your organization.
Our mission is to decrease these risks while helping you build a culture of innovation and inclusion. We don’t just help companies prevent burnout; we help them proactively address people-focused risks that threaten their success, from misconduct and harassment to disengagement and leadership failures.
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Intended Community:
Businesses
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The Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley brings together researchers, organizers, stakeholders, communicators, and policymakers to identify and eliminate the barriers to an inclusive, just, and sustainable society in order to create transformative change.
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Intended Community:
Scholars, organizers, communicators, researchers, artists, and policymakers committed to building a world where all people belong.
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belonging@berkeley.edu
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An inclusive faith and liberation movement to liberate all people spiritually, sexually, and systemically.
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Intended Community:
All Souls
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info@allsoulsmovement.org
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Abolitionist Sanctuary is a national faith-based coalition united against the moral crisis of mass incarceration and the criminalization of impoverished Black motherhood.
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Intended Community:
Abolitionist Sanctuary is a national coalition of Black-serving churches, civic organizations and communities trained in abolitionist principles to unite against the moral crisis of mass incarceration and the criminalization of impoverished Black motherhood.
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Teresa Mateus
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Pink Robe Chronicles ™ is a digital hush harbor that centers faith and spirituality using the womanist and Afrocentric values of self-determination, serious engagement, and liberating self-love to highlight the importance of collective work and responsibility in healing and sustaining marginalized communities.
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Intended Community:
African American Women
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Dr. Melva Sampson
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Rehoboth Fellowship of Atlanta is a diverse, welcoming community of faith, we seek to LOVE GOD as we worship freely, LOVE OURSELVES as we seek personal growth & development, and LOVE PEOPLE as we show genuine kindness, and to actively do the work of social justice as we all embody the radically inclusive love of Jesus Christ.
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Intended Community:
Rehoboth Fellowship of Atlanta is called to teach the gospel of liberation demonstrated in the life and message of Jesus Christ making room for all who seek safety, solace, and spiritual maturity.
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The Gathering is a womanist church that exists to create worship experiences that address social justice issues through womanist preaching and action. It's not just for women, though - it's for any person interested in experiencing ministry where social justice is addressed through the gospel text in a way that raises prophetic voices and issues a rallying cry, speaking truth to power. It is about the beloved community working together to dismantle the systemic structures that seek to oppress people.
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Intended Community:
Everyone is welcome
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ten is a collective experiment within the cracks of the usual. A village of emerging gestures and practices inspired by posthumanist, Yoruba indigenous, and postactivist instigations
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Intended Community:
BIPOC
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Contemplative Educator
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I am a contemplative educator at Naropa University who embodies a multiplicity of being-ness; spiritually, racially, culturally, and academically. In my roles, I serve many kinds of people, communities, and organizations, to include our students, faculty and staff, as well as individuals and communities outside of our organization who are curious about compassionate action, collective liberation, embodied living, and radical self-love. I love being a part of this community, because it exists to cultivate compassionate, creative, and critical engagement with an ever-changing world through the discipline of contemplative education. We also envision an interconnected global community that embodies an everlasting commitment to personal actions, interpersonal relations, and vocations that promote individual, social, and ecological liberation and wellbeing. In addition, we’ve committed to create a more just and regenerative world by nurturing insight and awareness, courage, and compassion. Through contemplative pedagogy, critical thinking, and active engagement, we offer the skills needed to authentically engage as effective, mindful leaders, and global citizens.
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Intended Community:
I serve many kinds of people, communities, and organizations, to include our students, faculty and staff as well as individuals and communities outside of our organization who are curious about compassionate action, collective liberation, embodied living, and radical self-love.
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Carla Burns MDiv
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Joyous Justice is a multi-award-winning Black & Cherokee Jewish priestess-led, multiracial community-powered social justice and spiritual transformation organization that seeds and leads systemic change and healing through: trauma-informed social justice leadership education and executive coaching (Grounded & Growing); compassionate transformative justice consulting; and rigorous multi-dimensional, intersectional DEIR, social justice, and liberation education and consulting. All of work is anchored in an enduring belief in our individual & collective capacity for tenacious, intentional evolution, especially when it's rooted in a deep and abiding appreciation of our inherent intelligence, divinity, and goodness.
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Intended Community:
Jews, Black folk, BIPOC and LGBTQ+ folk, and socially-conscious souls of all faiths and identities interested in powerfully and holistically advancing collective liberation and experiencing more balanced, loving, and fulfilling lives and leadership while doing so.
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Georgette Edwards, Executive Assistant to Joyous Justice Director, Kohenet April N. Baskin
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Naropa University's mission is to cultivate compassionate, creative, and critical engagement with an ever-changing world through the discipline of contemplative education. The university's programming includes academics, contemplative practice, and experiential learning, fostering a holistic approach to education. Naropa University also celebrates Afrofuturism and Ethnofuturism through various events and programs including workshops, rituals, and rest-shops that engage participants in Black-centric world-building and liberatory transmission and academic offerings.
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Intended Community:
The Afro-and-ethnofutures initiative @ Naropa University is designed especially for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) folks and frequency-allied community. We aim to gather visionaries, activists, scholars, and healers for ethno-futurist dreaming and work, focused on building just and abundant earth-based futures.
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Jamelah Zidan
JEDI@naropa.edu
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Fetzer's mission is helping build the spiritual foundation for a loving world. I lead the design, coordination, ongoing development, and evaluation of programming that supports Institute staff individually and communally in living according to the organization's guiding purpose and values.
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Intended Community:
The community I serve is non-profit employees who are diverse from a variety of spiritual paths and faith traditions. Through our shared work we seek to deep our spiritual formation and adult development capacity building through a variety of methods.
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Sarah Roelofs
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Rise Up Project nourishes the soul of Jewish justice work. We provide grants and capacity-building support to strengthen movements for multiracial, inclusive democracy by investing in the spiritual resources of Jewish social justice leadership and the communities they lead. Rise Up funds transformative work that integrates deep Jewish wisdom and practice, centers the margins of our community, and drives progressive action for social change – expanding entry points for hundreds of thousands of Jews across the country who often feel alienated by the majority of Jewish spaces. Instead of asking Jewish people to only use traditional avenues for accessing Jewish life, we meet them where they are. In just under five years, we have grown into a powerful seed funder, distributing $1.8 million to over 60 projects working at the intersections of justice and spirituality, many of them outside major Jewish population centers, and developing the leadership of over 100 organizational leaders.
The diversity of our grantees illustrates the success of our approach: Half of the projects we fund are led by Jews of Color, 80% are led by women, and 94% are led by those with a marginalized identity overall (within that we include Jews who are poor/working class, queer, trans, and/or gender non-conforming, disabled or chronically ill, and/or Mizrahi/Sephardi). We believe that this critical representation is why our grantees have already collectively reached over 900,000 Jewish people across the country throughout the course of our grantmaking. -
Intended Community:
Jewish people, marginalized Jewish people, BIPOC Jews, queer, trans, and/or gender-nonconforming Jews, disabled Jews, poor/woorking class Jews
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Keren Soffer-Sharon
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Enfleshed creates and facilitates spiritual nourishment for collective liberation. Our resources hope to companion individuals and communities in the long, slow labors of transformation, undoing theologies of dominance, and nurturing spiritual practices that move us all toward freedom.
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Intended Community:
People typically marginalized from dominant religious spaces and conversations due to identities and/or political commitments
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M Jade Kaiser
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Healing by Choice! (HbC!) is a diverse circle of Women and Gender Non-Conforming Health and Healing Practitioners of color based in Waawiiyatanong / Detroit, MI. HbC! is engaged in healing justice work through listening deeply to our communities and what is needed at this time on the clock of the world. Our practices range from energy work like Reiki and Craniosacral to group support via spaces to hold grief, transformative conflict support, workshops on relieving stress, childbirth education, and therapeutic art.
We call ourselves Healing by Choice! because we get to make the choice about how and when healing happens and uphold that each of us is the expert of our own experience(s). That is one of the reasons we use the exclamation point. It says that we will be open and upfront about our healing. It is not in the background, or an afterthought, as it so often has been in society. We are inspired, in part, by Adela Nieves Martinez, our founder, INCITE! Women, Gender Non-Conforming and Trans people of Color Against Violence, and are are making a point of our existence and our practice. -
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HbC! does most of our work with Detroit-area groups. We choose to center and serve the most marginalized/ generationally traumatized groups of our communities. We also aim to support folks involved in justice movements in order to increase their resiliency.
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Amanda Hill (Mage of Operations)
healingbychoicedetroit@gmail.com
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Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism (BLUU) is a spiritual community for Black Unitarian Universalists and for Black people who also have liberatory values. BLUU creates transformative experiences for Black people through worship, spiritual care, organizing, youth ministry, and other opportunities for social and spiritual connection. BLUU is Black founded, Black-led and centers queer Black leadership in all that we do.
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Intended Community:
Black Unitarian Universalists and Black folks interested in or who feel an affinity with Unitarian Universalism.
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Info Email
info@blacklivesuu.org
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Keshira haLev is dedicated to "kinking the chain of Jewish tradition for a vibrant, inclusive, and liberated future." This takes a variety of forms including life spiral ceremony officiation (with particular focus on multifaith, multiracial, and multiethnic ceremonies), hosting prayer and ritual gatherings, teaching/facilitating classes on a variety of topics, guest leading in other communities, and consulting.
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Intended Community:
My work is intended to serve collective liberation through service to the broad Jewish community, with particular intention towards centering those who have been marginalized, both inside and outside of the Jewish world. While gatherings generally welcome people across generations and demographics, my life spiral ceremony work is more focused on those who are seeking to create inclusive ceremonies across faiths, races, and ethnic backgrounds.
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Keshira haLev Fife
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Wild Fig is a newly forming decentralized network of independent Christian ministers and ministries woven together through mutual relationships and bound by a commitment to shared purpose, principles, and practices.
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Intended Community:
We are pastors, congregations, leaders, and ministries longing to see an expression of Christianity in the world that is more loving, just, and inclusive. The Church is facing unprecedented challenges and systemic problems, and we know the best way to navigate uncertainty and ambiguity is to walk together with others. However, current denominational structures are proving unable to adapt to an increasingly complex and fast-changing world, and many newer associations are lacking robust structures for belonging, credentialing, and support grounded in trust and relationships. For these reasons, we are seeking to create a more flexible organizing structure for an increasingly post-denominational world. We are seeking a way for leaders and organizations of all kinds to connect, collaborate, and share resources with one another without the bureaucracy and top-down hierarchies of traditional denominations. Our dream is to cultivate a diverse, relational network based on mutuality and interdependence that makes the work of God’s love, healing, and justice more sustainable and generative for all.
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Eugene Kim
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To help heal the world through love and connection by making spiritual community accessible to all.
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New Wine Collective is for seekers, skeptics, and spiritual misfits looking for an alternative to traditional forms of organized religion. We’re envisioning a reimagined approach to "church" that lowers barriers, flattens hierarchies, and embodies a fresh expression of Christian spirituality that is holistic, radically loving and inclusive, peace and justice oriented, and marked by theological humility.
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Eugene Kim
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Founded by Yoshi Silverstein in 2019, Mitsui Collective has become a leading organization in the Jewish embodiment space and a well respected thought leader and partner across the Jewish communal ecosystem. Whether through our antiracism and embodied healing work, innovative human-centered program design, groundbreaking research on intersectional Jewish identity, or professional Jewish embodiment cohorts, our work is built to help people and organizations respond to the never-ending challenges of our time with greater skill, capacity, and resilience.
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Intended Community:
Our vision is to fully activate thriving, resilient, healthy, and diverse communities that embody Jewish values of equity, justice, compassion, and belonging in all our ways of being. We believe that Every Body deserves to be nourished and sustained.
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Yoshi Silverstein
yoshi.silverstein@mitsuicollective.org
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The Embodiment Institute (TEI) is a training institute, research entity, and culture change engine that strategically develops people and organizations to be agents of transformation in families, social movements and the environment.
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Intended Community:
Our work uses embodiment as the standard of change, which means it is not enough for us to envision new ways of being, but we need support to practice, to feel, and to stay the course of transformation. To that end, we offer tools and principles through which people can build and practice liberatory culture within their bodies, organizations, and networks.
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Prentis Hemphill
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Mudang Jenn, a dedicated Korean shaman and teacher, guiding others bridging the physical and spiritual realms. Her expertise is rooted in years of dedicated practice and a deep, innate connection with spirits and ancestors. This connection has been meticulously cultivated over the years, allowing Jenn to provides various ceremonial works, healing practices and spiritual guidance.
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Intended Community:
Multicultural
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Mudang Jenn
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Lotus Vine Journeys represents a fusion of two powerful ancient traditions: the Buddhist Lotus and the Ayahuasca Vine. By combining plant spirit medicine with Buddhist wisdom, we believe our retreats offer accelerated teachings to remember who you truly are. Through our powerful ceremonies, our guests are exposed to the power of Ayahuasca ceremony in a beautiful rainforest setting. Our loving and dedicated team of qualified teachers and experienced facilitators are there to help you through every step of your journey. We are there to provide meaning and support enabling you to process and integrate profound life-transforming experiences
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Intended Community:
Multi-cultural
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Spring Washam
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The mission of EBMC’s Leadership Sangha is to protect our spiritual community by ensuring the fiduciary health and long term stability of the organization while holding dharmic society values. We operate both as a traditional nonprofit board as well as partners with staff and other EBMC leaders and community members in governing and supporting our community in alignment with the five core elements of EBMC’s ecosystem.
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Intended Community:
Founded to provide a welcoming environment for people of color, members of the LGBTQI community, people with disabilities, and other underrepresented communities
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admin@eastbaymeditation.org
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Going with Grace is a death doula training and end-of-life planning organization that exists to support people as they answer the question, “What must I do to be at peace with myself so that I may live presently and die gracefully?” We work to improve and redefine the end-of-life experience for people rooted in every community using the individual lived experience as the foundation.
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Intended Community:
Everyone
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Through DO GOOD X, FTE hopes to empower and resource underrepresented Christian social entrepreneurs who are passionate about developing businesses that do good in the world.
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Intended Community:
Underrepresented Christian social entrepreneurs.
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SDI is an inclusive, global learning community of people from many faiths and many nations who share a common passion and commitment to the art and contemplative practice spiritual companionship, spiritual guidance, anam cara in Gaelic, and mashpiah in Hebrew.
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Intended Community:
spiritual directors, chaplains, ministers, students, theology and rabbinical school faculty, health care providers, and many others involved in spiritual care
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office@sdiworld.org
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Auburn Theological Seminary identifies and strengthens leaders – from the pulpit to the public square – to build community, bridge divides, pursue justice, and heal the world.
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Intended Community:
The community I serve is non-profit employees who are diverse from a variety of spiritual paths and faith traditions. Through our shared work we seek to deep our spiritual formation and adult development capacity building through a variety of methods.
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Ignite Institute, a center of Pacific School of Religion, was founded in 2014 to bridge spiritual formation and practical leadership. We bring together personal, communal, and spiritual work from wisdom traditions to provide established and emerging leaders with the vision, resilience, and skills to create a world where we can all thrive. Through our Wisdom-Based Leadership courses and cohorts we combine spiritual growth with leadership training for today’s complex challenges.
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Pacific School of Religion’s mission is to prepare a diverse cadre of spiritually rooted leaders with the vision, resilience, and skill to create a world where all can thrive.
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Charis Foundation for New Monasticism & Interspirituality (Charis Foundation) is a strategic array of programs and partnerships designed to support spiritual maturation, interspiritual collaboration, and broad systemic change in the world. Our ethos, or the spirit of our ideals, is articulated in our “Charis Community Vows.”
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Intended Community:
At Charis, we believe in an interspirituality that supports a flowering of diverse spiritual journeys, in partnership with traditional contemplative paths and teachers—building intergenerational bridges between elders, religious traditions, and younger generations along the way.
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I am committed to the role of embodied leadership and resilience, culture, ceremony, relationship building and community wisdom in creating a society filled with wholeness and beauty. I offer programs and ceremonies that are rooted in indigenous prophecy and teachings that help us to understand the context of the times we are in, how each of us is needed, and how our personal and group work together contributes to the transformation and reclamation of a world rooted in purpose and belonging.
I offer individual personal and ancestral healing services, organizational development, mediation and circle work, group ceremony and healing services, facilitation, team building, and strategic advising and consulting.
I believe that individuals, families and groups have tremendous amounts of untapped knowledge, wisdom, and medicine within them. The best part of my work is creating space for that to be rediscovered and unleashed in the world. In this calling, I am grateful to my parents and my ancestors for instilling in me the values and teachings that have led me to cultural, spiritual and transformative work.
I believe that individuals, families and groups have tremendous amounts of untapped knowledge, wisdom, and medicine within them. The best part of my work is creating space for that to be rediscovered and unleashed in the world. -
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HbC! does most of our work with Detroit-area groups. We choose to center and serve the most marginalized/ generationally traumatized groups of our communities. We also aim to support folks involved in justice movements in order to increase their resiliency.
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Brenda Salgado
brendasalgadoasst@gmail.com
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We affirm that Black Lives matter, we celebrate LGBTQ+ people, and we certainly invite the doubts/questions of people who do not identify as Christian. Additionally, we work to end the shroud of shame surrounding sexual violence and intentionally try, in every level of our work, to create a culture of consent.
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Intended Community:
Our signature program is the Incarnation Fund, which supports BIPOC community members in accessing therapy, spiritual direction, and nature-based retreats led by BIPOC practitioners.
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Rev. Tyler Sit
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Reciprocity is a holistic mental health organization offering in-person services in New York City and online programs for a wider audience.
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Intended Community:
We prioritize trauma survivors who identify as BIPOC/LGBTQ & young adults who are next-generation healers and leaders.
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The Octavia Fund tends the seeds of new worlds through rest, restoration, and healing for Black women.
Our vision is of a world where Black women are rested, well-resourced, and living their liberation now; they fully express their gifts to drive transformative change in their lives and communities.
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Intended Community:
We strive to create a space that is welcoming for folks who identify as transgender, gender non-conforming, genderqueer, womxn, and other identities beyond the binary.
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love WITH Accountability® centers diasporic Black survivors, and focuses on radical healing and accountability. The project explores how we can disrupt and end the inhumane child sexual abuse pandemic, humanely. it also examines how the silence around child sexual abuse in the familial institution plays a direct role in creating a culture of sexual violence in all other institutions-- religious, academic, activist, political and professional. Survivor-centered healing and accountability without relying on policing and prisons is love and radical justice.
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Intended Community:
Diasporic Black Survivors
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office@sdiworld.org
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Liberated Together creates community for Women of Color, Queer WOC, and non-binary folks who have been shaped by Christianity to explore liberated and embodied theology, decolonized approaches to social justice, and radical solidarities across ethnic lines. Healing together, so we can co-create a way forward.
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Intended Community:
Women of Color, Queer WOC, and non-binary folks
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I specialize in working with people who want to explore freeing their voices and working on creating boundaries and safety; folks who need help parenting their own wounded children; people who want to work on adoption/race/gender/sexual trauma; people who want to make profound shifts in their lives (work with anxiety, depression, rage, frozen parts, etc) and come into their power.
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Intended Community:
people who want to work on adoption/race/gender/sexual trauma; people who want to make profound shifts in their lives (work with anxiety, depression, rage, frozen parts, etc) and come into their power.
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I am a Birth, Grief and Death Doula supporting those who are moving through their greatest transitions.
A Healing Doula offers the following:
Birth Doula Support
Grief Doula Support
Death Doula Support
Private Yoga
Guided Meditation
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I am in service to those who are wading through the waves of Grief and Death.
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Sundari Malcolm
info@ahealingdoula.com
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Rematriation is a multi-media initiative engaging in film production, digital content creation and community engagement. Rematriation is the home of Rematriation Magazine and, most importantly, a community of Haudenosaunee and Indigenous women choosing to heal together. We continue to re-imagine the ways in which a “magazine” can shift narratives, defy stereotypes, and reflect our own experiences.
Rematriation is a Haudenosaunee-led, digital storytelling platform connecting Haudenosaunee and Indigenous women across Turtle Island and around the world. We rematriate through Indigenous women-led, in person gatherings; online, Indigenous women-only spaces; and initiatives designed to educate the public and build allies.
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Intended Community:
Rematriation supports Indigenous women gatherings in the restoration of individual, family, and community-based wellness. Rematriation’s programs and content engages Haudenosaunee and Indigenous Sisters across Turtle Island, including Canada, Mexico and New Zealand.
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admin@rematriation.com
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Leadership Development initiative at Trinity Church, New York City. We provide grants to equip faith leaders with practical skills to serve their communities
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Intended Community:
Faith leaders, primarily Episcopalians and Anglicans
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Tony Lin
tlin@trinitychurchnyc.org
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We are a collective of mental health and wellness professionals committed to creating an ecology of wellness for the whole being through liberative, preventative, and intersectional wellness equity and healing justice services. We know a lot of people do this work. However, it’s the way we do it that feels authentically unique.
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Intended Community:
The mission of the Root Wellness Center is to build therapeutic, trauma-informed community as an alternative system of safety, and means of preventative health care in communities of color.
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The Nap Ministry was founded in 2016 by Tricia Hersey and is an organization that examines the liberating power of naps. Our “REST IS RESISTANCE” framework and practice engages with the power of performance art, site-specific installations, and community organizing to install sacred and safe spaces for the community to rest together.
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Intended Community:
BIPOC with a focus on the African American community, especially women.
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"The Street Church" or "The Church Without Walls", is what many have come to call us. THE ROW-LA is a church, quite literally, without walls. We have no physical building. For us, this is a constant reminder that a building does not make God's church - people do. We meet worship, praise, feed, and fellowship every Friday night in downtown Los Angeles at 7pm, on the streets of Skid Row - America's homeless capital.
Our goal for the last 18 years has been to serve those in need; feeding people both spiritually & physically. If you're interested in hearing the Word of God, receiving a hot meal, or you're just curious to see how God is moving where you may have least expected it, THE ROW readily welcomes everyone!
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Intended Community:
The Row Church welcomes everyone.
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CTZNWELL is committed to democratizing wellbeing for everyone. We do that by confronting the systemic barriers that are in the way of people being well (like white supremacy, economic injustice, lack of access to healthcare/housing) and creating the social, cultural and political conditions where everyone can thrive.
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Intended Community:
The community I serve is non-profit employees who are diverse from a variety of spiritual paths and faith traditions. Through our shared work we seek to deep our spiritual formation and adult development capacity building through a variety of methods.
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Wayfarer Foundation is a Bahá’í-inspired philanthropic organization that partners with spiritually rooted and justice-oriented nonprofits to co-create peace and unity in the world. We do this by funding and supporting organizations whose missions include promoting Economic Prosperity, Gender Equality, Racial Justice and Unity in Diversity, Religious Harmony, The Arts, Universal Education, and Youth Empowerment.
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Intended Community:
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Rich Havard
rhavard@wayfarerfoundation.org
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Malchut is a mystical school led by Hadar Cohen for those seeking to cultivate a personal relationship with God. Our teachings focus on relating to life’s experiences as channels to the Divine and understanding the self as the portal to liberation. The transformation of the self is inseparable from the world we live in—shifting one brings healing and renewal to the other. Through our two core offerings, God Fellowship and Jewish Mystical School, we provide pathways for spiritual growth, integrating ancient wisdom and modern perspectives, timeless practices with modern approaches. Our purpose is to support participants in ending cycles of trauma and suffering within themselves, creating the foundation for a more liberated and compassionate world.
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Intended Community:
Malchut is for spiritual seekers of all backgrounds who are looking to deepen their relationship with God, explore Jewish mysticism, and cultivate personal growth. Our offerings attract: Spiritual Seekers: Those curious about deepening their spiritual practices and connecting with the Divine, regardless of religious background. Jewish Individuals: Those seeking a deeper understanding of Jewish mysticism, Kabbalah, and spirituality. Mind-Body-Spirit Explorers: Individuals looking to integrate spirituality into their daily lives and align their inner and outer worlds. Personal Growth Enthusiasts: People seeking tools for self-discovery, healing, and transformation. Socially-Conscious Individuals: Those who want a spiritual path rooted in justice, equality, and community engagement. Curious Seekers: Those drawn to alternative spiritual paths beyond traditional religion. Community-Oriented Learners: Individuals who want to engage in a supportive, like-minded community for spiritual growth. Malchut is an inclusive and transformative space for those who are ready to explore their spiritual journey and connect with others on the same path.
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Hadar Cohen
hadarcohen32@gmail.com
Weaving the Worlds
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This work seeks to catalyze the collective imagination around what is possible when movement and spiritual elders and young leaders come together to dream of new worlds together. We aim to elevate the transformative and sacred power of elders and youngers building intergenerational movements for liberation into the cultural zeitgeist.
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Intended Community:
Movement elders and young activists and organizers
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Serena Bian
serenabian@gmail.com
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In Faith & Liberation takes seriously the spiritual needs of 21st century folx. Through conversation and community, In Faith aims to provide space for a deepening regarding justice, liberation, and care as mandates of our spiritual lives.
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Intended Community:
In Faith was created as a space for people from various world views to gather in community as we strive to discern and engage in the ways that our spirits are calling us to make the world a better place.
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Tyler Coles
faithandliberation@gmail.com
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Year of the Black Woman is a course for those who offer womanist-inspired spiritual support to Black women living in the U.S. It is founded at a time when Black women in power are being scapegoated as the sinister purveyors of DEI/woke ideologies that discriminate against White people. According to writer Alice Walker, a womanist is a Black woman or woman of color who, among many attributes, loves music. This course is using principles of "practical pastoral theolyricology" to effectively integrate music into the spiritual support encounter.
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Intended Community:
In my pastoral counseling work, I serve those who are interested. In the Year of the Black Woman course, students who serve the spiritual needs of Black women are welcome.
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Pamela Ayo Yetunde, J.D., M.A., Th.D.
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EYC Agency is a boutique virtual assistant and strategic support agency dedicated to helping social impact leaders unlock their full potential. We provide high-quality operational, administrative, and marketing support through a curated team of skilled international freelancers, allowing founders and entrepreneurs to focus on their vision and strategy. Rooted in personalized relationships and a commitment to service, our work is guided by the principles of Seva (selfless service) and the interconnectedness of all beings. By bridging the gap between mission-driven leaders and highly capable support professionals, we create a mutually beneficial ecosystem that fuels both entrepreneurial success and global economic empowerment.
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EYC Agency serves social impact founders, entrepreneurs, and mission-driven leaders who are building organizations that create positive change in the world. Our clients are visionaries who need high-quality operational, administrative, and marketing support to free up their time and energy for strategic leadership. At the same time, we support a global community of skilled freelancers—primarily from developing countries—by providing meaningful, well-paid opportunities. By bridging these two groups, we cultivate a mutually beneficial ecosystem that empowers both entrepreneurs and freelancers to thrive.
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Sonya Mehta Founder, EYC Agency 📧 ms.sonya.mehta@gmail.com 🌍 expand-your-capacity.com 📩 Preferred contact: Email
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Rooted in Indigenous traditions, like the invisible, underground web of mushroom mycelium beneath us, Mission Mycelium is a dynamic rooted network that builds and sustains vast and reciprocal connections. At Mission Mycelium we nourish social movements, organizations, and leaders to spiritually grow and flourish. From within the soil that sustains all of our lives on Earth, mycelium weaves relationships between the roots of trees and plants, skillfully sharing resources to support the entire ecosystem. At Mission Mycelium we dedicate ourselves to doing the same for social justice movements, connecting movements and resources to each other in meaningful ways and deepening our journeys together.
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Intended Community:
We serve our Intertribal Indigenous communities, our tribes, healers, and local, state, and national social movements and movement leaders.
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Alison McCrary
attyalisonmccrary@gmail.com
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My work is about recovering what empire triee to erase—self-trust, sacred intuition, and the wisdom of our ancestors. Through R.E.S.T. Mixtape, I create learning journeys, immersive retreats, and leadership frameworks that remix hush harbor wisdom, hip-hop philosophy, and radical ethics to cultivate new wineskins for faith, belonging, and liberation. My offerings include soulful leadership development, spiritual fugitivity spaces, and curated mixtape focus groups—all designed to disrupt toxic narratives, restore ethical imagination, and guide people into more embodied, liberatory ways of being. My work is medicine for those who refuse to settle for empire’s version of spirituality and are ready to create something new.
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Intended Community:
My work serves anyone seeking liberation, self-trust, and spiritual imagination beyond the confines of empire and certainty. It is for those who are deconstructing, rebuilding, or remixing their faith and ethics—leaders, seekers, creatives, and communities longing for spaces where wisdom is fluid, belonging is radical, and transformation is embodied.
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Tamice Spencer-Helms
tamice@soulfulleadership.org
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Interdependence Lab is dedicated to fostering a cultural shift away from individualism towards interdependence. We support cross-sector practitioners, community builders, and spiritual leaders to engage in collective learning and unlearning by:
- Celebrating interdependence as a fundamental aspect of the human experience.
- Challenging the 'myth of individualism' pervasive in U.S. leadership development, wellness, and self-help.
- Fostering growth in community-oriented ways instead of individual-focused personal development.
- Reconnecting people, especially from the Global Majority, with their ancestral wisdom and spiritual traditions.
Spiritual offerings include interactive workshops on Islam’s applicability-including its poetry and artistic expressions-in uplifting lives both within and beyond the Muslim community as well as talks and opportunities for inter-riting (inviting folks outside of the Islamic tradition to engage with Islamic ritual and practice with respect, reverence and cultural humility). -
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Changemakers who believe interdependence is essential to our future, we offer a path to make it the foundation of how we work and lead. Social impact stewards, spiritual leaders, and community builders.
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Sara Farooqi
sara.farooqi@gmail.com
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Liturgies, Films, and Music for Spiritual Formation.
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Intended Community:
Those Reconstructing a Faith Oriented Around Who they Are Becoming
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Mike Whang
mike@oikonstudios.org
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The LUNAR Collective is the first and only organization for Asian American Jews. We cultivate connection, belonging, and visibility for Asian American Jews through intersectional community programming and authentic digital storytelling.
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Intended Community:
Asian American Jews - who we define as folks who are mixed race, adoptee, jews by choice, or come from Asian Jewish cultural lineages.
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Maryam Chishti
maryam@weareasianjews.org
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The Electric Black Earth Festival was the second of a three-part Afro and Ancestral Futuristic stream of events at Naropa University. This gathering aligned with the planetary conjunction of Jupiter and Uranus and symbolizes a period of idealism, radical vision, and creative breakthrough. -
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In Faith was created as a space for people from various world views to gather in community as we strive to discern and engage in the ways that our spirits are calling us to make the world a better place.
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