Building Your Pods: Practicing Healing-Centered Support & Accountability
In this workshop, we’ll engage in dialogue around our understandings of care, support, and accountability in regards to responding to harm. We will explore the healing-centered framework as a resource for intimate violence prevention and response, and supporting everyone impacted by this violence. Finally, we will practice pod-mapping as a tool for resourcing ourselves and those we love, when we need support, when we’ve done harm, and when we are supporting others. Overall, I hope this workshop inspires participants to see healing-centered support and accountability as valuable tools of intimate violence prevention and response.
This workshop is intended for community-based sexual/domestic violence advocates and other interested folks.
Saturday, June 10
12:30-2:30PM EST
In Person
course details
This course is being offered for free with a suggested donation of $20. No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
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When you submit the registration form, you will receive an email confirming your enrollment and providing additional details, including payment method, address/location, an overview of expectations, and any assigned pre-work.
Space is limited! Once a course reaches maximum capacity, anyone who registers will be placed on a wait list.
Any questions? Please contact us at saturdaycooperative@gmail.com.
about the facilitator
Johanna DeBari (she/her) is a queer woman, an educator, facilitator, and scholar-practitioner working in the field of workforce equity in a community-based health center.
She is committed to creating learning spaces outside of traditional schooling environments. She is passionate about creating space for everyone to learn and unlearn in community in pursuit of building a better world for everyone to have access to resources they need to succeed and thrive. She has a background as a survivor advocate, healing-centered educator, and restorative justice facilitator.
She lives in northeastern Connecticut, with her daughter, partner, dog, and two cats.