Does this sound familiar?
Your JEDIAB* initiatives have created an environment of shaming and calling out in your organization.
You're met with polarization and fear when you try to bring others into social justice efforts.
You feel like you've gone as far as you can and are looking for new ways to deepen your impact.
You're struggling to understand the role of White people in the work of ending racism.
*Justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging.
It doesn't have to be this way.
If you're ready to join us, register for our September Solidarity Sessions: Grounded In Goodness to End Racism with Nanci Luna Jiménez. These session are open to everyone.
REGISTER NOWMeet Nanci
Luna Jiménez
When the kindness of my Arawakan ancestors was met with unspeakable inhumanity by Spanish colonizers, we proclaimed ourselves "tai" (good) "no" (people). And thus, we became known as Taino: Good people.
My purpose is to remind us all that we are good people. Yes, all humans are good. It's only unhealed hurt that keeps us from remembering and acting on our goodness. We can completely heal and return to who we've always been, grounded in goodness.
For the past 30 years, I've committed to my own healing so I can be an authentic companion and guide for people to move out of shame and guilt and into connection on a shared journey to end oppression.
I listen. I see you. I’m here to remind you even when you can’t remember you are good. I am not confused by how your hurts show up—even when you might be. While only you can do your healing, I’m committed to staying with you in the journey—no matter how non-linear, rocky, or unclear the path ahead might look.
When we break the isolation, we can more fully live into our purpose. When we heal, we can finally end oppression and build a just world for all.
JOIN EITHER OR BOTH SESSIONS IN THE SEPTEMBER SOLIDARITY SERIES:
Grounded in Goodness
to End Racism
Are you ready to join us?
Luna Jiménez Institute for Social Transformation's embodied, community-based healing practice offers many benefits.
A Sustainable Healing Practice
Learn a listening practice for long-term, heart-centered racial healing.
Deeper Connections
Connect more deeply with those you disagree with and have struggled to reach.
Expanded Leadership Capacity
Reclaim your self-assurance as you take bolder, more discerning action.
A Path to Solidarity
Recognize how your identity is shaped through reciprocal relationships.
