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“Thank you for making us feel SO comfortable in the classes. Thank you for understanding us and listening to us.”

– Anonymous feedback from the Puentes de Salud 5th Grade Sex Education Class

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Thanks @spokesandstitches for partnering with us last week on a consent workshop for tailors and other clothing-related professionals! We had a wonderful time last week catching up with some of our volunteers! Thank you for all that you do! Look at the demographic breakdown of our almost 10k Facebook followers! We definitely want to do a better job of reaching a variety of age groups. Tis the season for being grateful! Being grateful is a universal practice and feeling. However, there isn’t just one way to say it. Here are a few different ways to say, “Grateful” from around the world! As the nation gathers around tables to share in abundance and the spirit of gratitude, it is crucial to pause and reflect on the true history that underlies the Thanksgiving tradition in America. While the narrative often centers on Pilgrims and the feast shared with Native Americans, it is imperative to acknowledge the darker truths of this history. “Teaching about Thanksgiving from the perspective of the Native Americans is a culturally responsive way to approach the holiday. Many people wonder if, considering the origins, Native Americans even currently celebrate Thanksgiving. Many of us do, as we see it as an opportunity to celebrate our survival, our traditions, rituals, sacred ceremonies, and to honor ancestors who fought against the assimilation and decimation of their communities.” - Christina “Krea” Gomez Teaching Thanksgiving from the Perspective of Native Americans YES! is bringing you some reminders for gatherings as we approach this season of holidays and get-togethers! Content warning: Discussion of anti-trans violence & murder.

“I loved this workshop! The structure, prompts, breakout groups, and facilitation were excellent. The timing and pacing worked nicely as well. A really effective primer and mobilizer for folks interested in anti-racist work but in need of some guidance and motivation to launch.”


– Anonymous feedback from the White Anti-Racism Workshop

“You always were there when all of us were scared to tell things”

– Anonymous feedback from the Puentes de Salud 5th Grade Sex Education Class

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