FREE LIVE WEBINAR
How do we become more practiced at being unwell together?
A free conversation for facilitators, healers, organizers, space-holders, teachers, practitioners, and community leaders asking:
WHAT TF DO WE DO WHEN THINGS GET STICKY—AND HOW DO WE STAY?
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th
10am PT / 1pm ET
LIVE | ONLINE | CAPTIONED | RECORDED
FREE, REPLAYS SHARED WITH SIGN-UP
We are living through an unwell time.
And more and more, that unwellness is noticeable in our rooms, our meetings, our classrooms, our circles, our retreats, our client spaces, our organizing spaces, and our communities.
People are agitated. Grief is close to the surface. Conflict is not theoretical. Harm happens. Power is present. Nervous systems are carrying more than many of our containers were designed to hold.
So what do we do when things get sticky?
How do we stay without collapsing, controlling, disappearing, spiritual bypassing, or outsourcing what is ours to hold?
How do we become more practiced at being unwell together?
IN THIS FREE WEBINAR, WE’LL EXPLORE A LIVE, ORGANIC CONVERSATION ON THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:
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what belongs to the facilitator, what belongs to the group, and what belongs to the larger systems moving through the room
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why conflict, contraction, and disintegration are not signs that something has gone wrong
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how micro-choice points can help us interrupt familiar patterns
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how ritual, ceremony, somatic practice, and ancestral technologies can support us in staying, loving, grieving, repairing, and becoming
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how to tend groups and community spaces in the midst of ongoing crisis
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what it means to practice Beloved Community when no one knows what TF to do
THIS IS FOR YOU IF
you facilitate, teach, gather, hold space, organize, coach, lead, heal, counsel, or care for others
you are noticing more agitation, rupture, grief, collapse, conflict, or overwhelm in the spaces you hold
you want to build skill without pretending there is a perfect script for crisis
you are tired of “safe space” promises that ignore power, conflict, harm, and accountability
you are longing for practices that are embodied, relational, spiritually rooted, and sustainable
YOU’LL LEAVE WITH:
a clearer sense of what is yours to hold and what is the group’s to practice together
questions and practices for creating choice points when things get sticky
a more grounded frame for conflict, accountability, and repair
an invitation to consider what you are ritualizing in this particular season of unwellness
info about our deeper four-part Unwell Together series beginning August 25
JOIN US FOR THE FREE LIVE WEBINAR
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th
10am PT / 1pm ET
LIVE | ONLINE | FREE
This is a space to tell the truth about what we are carrying, how it shows up in groups, and what becomes possible when we stop pretending we can hold it alone.
FREE, REPLAYS SHARED WITH SIGN-UP
MEET THE FACILITATORS
STEPHANIE GHOSTON PAUL
Stephanie Ghoston Paul is an internationally recognized speaker, racial justice facilitator, life coach, organizational development consultant, and recovering lawyer. She supports individuals, teams, and organizations in moving through the messy middle of change with more clarity, care, and liberatory practice.
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MICHELLE CASSANDRA JOHNSON
Michelle Cassandra Johnson is an author, activist, spiritual teacher, racial equity consultant, and intuitive healer whose work centers collective healing, ritual, anti-racism, and liberation. She is the author of several books, including Skill in Action, Finding Refuge, We Heal Together, and A Space For Us.
she/her
Tristan Katz is a nationally recognized speaker, facilitator, consultant, and writer working at the intersections of conscious marketing, LGBTQIA+ equity, anti-oppression, and cultural responsibility. Their work supports leaders and communities in moving from awareness to action with clarity, accountability, and care.
they/heTRISTAN KATZ
COMMON QUESTIONS
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This free webinar will be a panel-style conversation with Michelle Cassandra Johnson, Stephanie Ghoston Paul, and Tristan Katz. Together, we’ll explore what it means to be unwell together, how conflict and group contraction are showing up in this moment, and what practices might support us in staying in relationship when things get sticky.
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Yes. There will be a Q&A segment toward the end of the conversation, and participants will be invited to share questions through the chat or Q&A feature. You are welcome to engage in the ways that feel most supportive for your capacity; there is no expectation to be on camera or speak aloud.
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Yes, the webinar will be recorded and shared with registrants afterward. The recording will focus on the speakers and shared teaching conversation; participants are welcome to keep cameras off and remain muted if they do not want their video or voice included.
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If you unmute and speak during the live webinar, your name, voice, and your video will be captured in the recording depending on your Zoom settings.
To protect your privacy, you can keep your camera off, remain muted, rename yourself in Zoom, and submit questions through the chat or Q&A feature instead of speaking aloud.
JOIN US FOR THE FREE LIVE WEBINAR
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29th
10am PT / 1pm ET
LIVE | ONLINE | FREE