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Maggie Uribe
818-414-0149
IG @magznoventauno

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Comadre Belen Velazquez
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Phone: 619-341-9718

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Xinachtli (She-nash-tli) is the Nahuatl word for germinating seed.

Xinachtli is a 12-week gender-responsive, culturally-based rites of passage philosophy, process, and curriculum that promotes healing, resilience, and leadership capacity. Xinachtli was developed out of the spiritual distress experienced by communities of color, reframing a new narrative of transformation healing and advocacy rooted in a gender, racial justice, anti-oppression framework.

Xinachtli facilitates the healing and community building for Indigenous, Latina, Chicana, cis and trans girls, femmes, and nonbinary youth ages 14-18.

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*The curriculum recognizes the value of cultivating the capacity of those who are most impacted by systemic inequities as they are the closest to the solution. In doing so, Xinachtli supports interested school districts, communities and organizations to fill the significant gap in culturally competent services to families and communities of color.

Thursdays 5:30-7:30pm Fort Collins

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March 23 (youth orientation)

March 30 (parent/caregiver orientation)

April 6, 13, 20, 27

May 4, 11, 18, 25

June 1, 8, 16, 22, 29

July 6, 13 (Rites of Passage Celebration)

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Register for Xinachtli by clicking here.

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Questions? Email the facilitators: melissa.lozano@yarrowcollective.org and lucrecia.medrano@yarrowcollective.org.

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Download the 2023 Xinachtli info packet here

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S.T.R.O.N.G. Youth, Jerusalem Avenue, Uniondale, NY, USA

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S.T.R.O.N.G. Youth, Inc. is a youth, family and community development organization specializing in ​youth, gang, and gun violence prevention and intervention.

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through healing justice frameworks that embolden practitioners to integrate radical love and belonging in their homes, classrooms, communities, and beyond.

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As Indigenous people, our way is to honor our traditions, culture, and ceremonies as a way of life. The Traditional Center for Indigenous Knowledge and Healing (TCIKH) is a refuge for people to find safety, and a space for their healing.

Our focus is in helping all those who come; making it a space safe for women and children that is our first priority. It is a humble refuge, surrounded by dozens of acres of wooded land, which is surrounded by state forest land.

Our aim is to help our people heal through the sharing of knowledge and healing modalities, and the practice of sovereignty through traditional community roles and values, which is a matrilineal way of life.

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Youth Leadership Institute, Van Ness Avenue, Fresno, CA, USA

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At the age of fifteen, I came to America with a picture of a country that was shaped by every single Hollywood movie I had watched with my mom back in Hong Kong. I fantasized about the huge houses that line the clean, spacious streets where people would ride their bicycles. But the first thing that astonished me was the streets filled with homeless people.

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Youth Leadership Institute, 9th Street, San Francisco, CA, USA

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At the age of fifteen, I came to America with a picture of a country that was shaped by every single Hollywood movie I had watched with my mom back in Hong Kong. I fantasized about the huge houses that line the clean, spacious streets where people would ride their bicycles. But the first thing that astonished me was the streets filled with homeless people.

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During this ever-changing situation surrounding COVID-19, we are operational, but our lobby doors remain locked to control and limit access. Ensuring the safety of our employees and participants is our top priority.

Our Day Worker Center(DWC) remains open 7 days a week. We're taking the necessary steps to reduce risk of exposure while staffing the Center.

Besides our normal cleaning that we continue to perform regularly, we have activated a plan for hourly disinfecting all touched surfaces and continue to provide information/education to all our participants.

ConXion to Community

749 Story Road, Ste 10

San Jose, CA 95122-2600

408-213-0961

"And in the end, it's not the years in a life, it's the life in the years."...Abraham Lincoln

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Mission Statement: Developing Confident, Competent, Compassionate Learners

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Mission Statement: Developing Confident, Competent, Compassionate Learners Vision Statement: To be the highest rated secondary institution in Monterey County Download the ParentSquare app today! ¡Descarga hoy mismo la aplicación de ParentSquare! Stay involved with your child's learning and activities at school. Involúcrate en el aprendizaje y actividades escolares de tus hijos.

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1438 Rhode Island Avenue Northeast, Washington, DC 20018, USA

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National Center for Children and Families

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XINACHTLI RITES OF PASSAGE

FOR FACILITATORS & YOUTH WORKERS

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Xinachtli (Nahuatl for germinating seed) is a gender-responsive, culturally-based rites of passage philosophy, process, and intergenerational curriculum that promotes healing, resilience,

and leadership capacity of Chicana, Latina and Indigenous youth.

For more information on Xinachtli Youth Rites of Passage visit www.xinachtligirls.com .

KLBRI x Xinachtli aims to build capacity for effective implementation of Xinachtli by offering the Xinachtli curriculum to trained facilitators to guide them on their own healing journey. Through this, we will uplift the facilitator's capacity to promote healing and restoration for themselves, interpersonally,

in their organizations, and in their communities.

JOIN US

In partnership with Xinachtli curriculum author, Sara Haskie- Mendoza, KLBRI has adapted the Xinachtli curriculum to offer an opportunity for facilitators and youth workers to heal and transform as they embark on their own journey as guerrerxs working with our youth and their communities. KLBRI's Xinachtli Rites of Passage program is a 12 week healing-centered leadership development series offering.

Our Spring 2023 cohort will begin March 15th, 2023 and will run every Wednesday from 4-6pm PST.

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We have created an Organizational Letter and Fact Sheet to support facilitators and youth workers in getting their registration sponsored by their organization.

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MILPA Collective, Melody Lane, Salinas, CA, USA

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"Actually, we can only be human in the highest sense if we have an identity that is our own. The process of 'bringing out' (or educing) who we are can only be accomplished if our identity is an accurate reflection of the qualities that are within us."

By: Na'im Akbar

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"Actually, we can only be human in the highest sense if we have an identity that is our own. The process of 'bringing out' (or educing) who we are can only be accomplished if our identity is an accurate reflection of the qualities that are within us." By: Na'im Akbar

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Comadre Lisset Mendez Jackson -Riverside, CA

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Comadre Lisset Mendez Jackson -Riverside, CA

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Community At-Large Facilitator