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I'm the creator of Inner Work Collective Freedom and I am excited that you are here! The undocumented and im/migrant community has poured so much into my growth. Creating these monthly community dialogues is a free offering that comes from this gratitude. If you would like to know about other offerings, go to https://linktr.ee/LauraBG

For any questions, email innerworkcollectivefreedom@gmail.com

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Tell me more about the Monthly Community Dialogues

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Tell me more about the Monthly Community Dialogues

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These community dialogue spaces are for currently or formerly undocumented and or first generation immigrants who value community, healing, freedom, commitment, heart-work, creativity, connection, accountability, political education, and ancestral wisdom/abundance.  The goal of these spaces is to engage in dialogue around a specific theme/topic/or questions (see these in the flyers below) connected to the im/migrant experience alongside our co-facilitators. The goal as a participant is to listen, learn, unlearn, ask questions/interrogate, and move through or sit with your thoughts, emotions, space. For any questions, email innerworkcollectivefreedom@gmail.com

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RSVP HERE: bit.ly/IWCFmonthlydialogues

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Inner Work Collective Freedom Presents: Monthly Community Dialogue Spaces

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Thank you for your time and for signing up to join our monthly community dialogues! These spaces are for: Currently or formerly undocumented and or first generation immigrants who value community, healing, freedom, commitment, heart-work, creativity, connection, accountability, political education…

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Meet Kai Kai Mascareñas, Co-Facilitator for 8/21/21

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Meet Kai Kai Mascareñas, Co-Facilitator for 8/21/21

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Kai Kai (she/her/siya) Nanay ni Diwa Uju, educator, organizer, hilot binabaylan is a queer, disabled, organizer, and educator based in Washington, DC since 2013. She was previously the coordinator for Asian American students at the University of Maryland, College Park, where she focused on engaging and supporting the largest racial minority group on campus, as well as serving as an affiliate faculty member in the Asian American Studies Program teaching about activism and cross-racial solidarity. Kai Kai is a member of GABRIELA DC and a founding member of DIWA - the DC chapter of the International Women's Alliance, a global alliance of grassroots, anti-imperialist women’s organizations. Kai Kai finds joy in community, learning about pre-colonial healing practices and herbalism, and finding the flow in being a new mother during the pandemic to her 15 month-old, Diwa Uju.

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Meet Claudia Rojas, Co-Facilitator for 8/21/21

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Meet Claudia Rojas, Co-Facilitator for 8/21/21

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Claudia Rojas is a poeta born in El Salvador and raised in northern Virginia. Claudia has a MFA (‘21) from the University of Maryland. With confidence in poetry’s potential to create and enable change, she shares at open mics, in the classroom, at community gatherings, and in print & online journals. To learn more, visit Claudiapoet.com or IG @claudiapoet

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I can't make the second community dialogue but want to join the rest!

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I can't make the second community dialogue but want to join the rest!

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We would love that! You can take a look below for all of the dates and topics and you can RSVP at bit.ly/IWCFmonthlydialogues

Remember you can join as many as you would like there is no limit. Yes, you can also share this with a friend, student, colleague, your community!