CHallenge & Play | Professional development

4 part workshop series where participants will have the opportunity to participate in antiracist and equitable conversations about topics surrounding white supremacy and dominant cultures and how they appear in The US’ normative practices. Using theater games and approaches participants will play carefully constructed games to fully embody the information they learn. Through this process participants will get a brief moment of "walking in another's shoes" while also conceptualizing topics and definitions that greatly affect BIPOC & LGBTQAII+ communities.

This workshop is suggested as a form of professional development, especially for schools, nonprofits and businesses

Power play

Interactive, hands-on workshop entitled "Powerful Play". In this workshop participants will participate in ice breakers, warm ups, activities, games and learning opportunities to help adults foster youth empowerment and mindfulness, in their homes, their classrooms or schools. Participants will leave with intro to social justice information and activities and games to try out with the young people in their lives. 

Intro to social justice living

Hands on session including information sessions, games and ice breakers. Through this session participants will have the opportunity to learn introduction ideologies and practices of Social Justice through an array of self empowerment activities and games. Participants will leave with a better understanding of social justice topics and how their own identities influence and construct their relationship with Social Justice in everyday life.

decolonizing Spaces & community

The Whiteness Within

Challenging White Supremacy Culture. This online (Zoom) workshop will use story sharing, reflection and physical expression to give participants a chance to recognize and shift away from racism. *While white people are the target audience for this workshop, we welcome any Indigenous, Black, and People of Color (IBPOC) who might feel called to observe and/or share their valuable perspectives.

Power Moves

one-day workshop that assists in participants' unlearning some of the unhealthy societal norms around power that we’ve all internalized from the dominant cultures present in our communities. Using physical and theatrical games and demonstration, participants will recognize and explore various dimensions of the power-consolidating, power-asserting behaviors, whether we find ourselves using them on others, or experiencing their being used on us. Come play and learn with us!

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