Community Care as Resistance offers a trauma-informed space for grounding, reflection, and practical coping during times of war, authoritarianism, immigration trauma, and dehumanization. Participants will explore community care, solidarity, and accountability while practicing strategies that support healing without re-centering whiteness or placing additional burden on marginalized communities.
Outcomes / Key Takeaways- Practice trauma-informed grounding and coping strategies for difficult social and political moments.
- Explore how Community Education can function as public care infrastructure.
- Identify ways to support healing, solidarity, and accountability without re-centering whiteness.
