Customized for facilitators and participants of your organization, TransLiterate is a workshop to learn to use language and build embodied compassion to be skillfully inclusive or lovingly exclusive of trans and genderqueer people.This workshop thrives on having people of all genders present. It follows a healing arc, integrates spirituality, and focuses on building relationships to dive into complex and emotional topics. I will be setting a container where people with different levels of familiarity with this topic will be welcome to come and speak their truth, though this workshop is specifically set for people who already have the intention of love and inclusivity towards trans and genderqueer people. The intention is to create a healingcontainer for trans people while cis-gender people practice fully embodying their own allyship and urgency around creating gender-safe spaces for all genders. I am a working-class, trans nonbinary white person who strives to bring a lens of oppression and liberation into the work I do. I am white, and I try to bring anti-racism into all of my work, though being white, I am far from perfect at it and welcome accountability from people of color and anti-racist white organizers. Many aspects of oppression that affect trans folks also affect people of color, and much of the work we will be doing together involves undoing aspects of white culture that oppress all marginalized groups, including trans people. ​ Art by Micah Bazant for the Audre Lorde Project.

- Exploring the ways that females and female-socialized people have been affected by beauty standards across different intersections. - How to reclaim and share out what beauty means to you. - Interactive, trauma-informed container

Exploring our socialization and our stories - what does it mean to be a man in our world, a woman, or a non-binary person? What did we learn as children, from parents, and teachers? Through mindfulness, embodiment, and deep, honest conversation, we explore what we would like to leave behind of our gender socialization and what we would like to claim as our own. ​ Available as a single workshop or a series. This can be exclusively for women, exclusively for men, or exclusively for trans and non-binary people, or it can include a combination of genders, or all genders. Any workshop for women or men will be inclusive of trans women or men respectively. Any workshops involving a combination of genders must include trans and non-binary people. So, for example, this workshop can be for women and non-binary people, men and non-binary people, or for all genders (women, men, and non-binary people). Both workshops for men and women are explicitly welcoming of trans men and trans women respectively. ​ If this workshop is held for more than one gender, we spend a lot of time setting the tone and relationship building in order to witness each other's stories from a grounded and connected place while also honoring the trauma that happens between genders. This workshop strives to intersectional and trauma-informed.

Customized for facilitators and participants of your organization, TransLiterate is a workshop to learn to use language and build embodied compassion to be skillfully inclusive or lovingly exclusive of trans and genderqueer people.This workshop thrives on having people of all genders present. It follows a healing arc, integrates spirituality, and focuses on building relationships to dive into complex and emotional topics. I will be setting a container where people with different levels of familiarity with this topic will be welcome to come and speak their truth, though this workshop is specifically set for people who already have the intention of love and inclusivity towards trans and genderqueer people. The intention is to create a healingcontainer for trans people while cis-gender people practice fully embodying their own allyship and urgency around creating gender-safe spaces for all genders. I am a working-class, trans nonbinary white person who strives to bring a lens of oppression and liberation into the work I do. I am white, and I try to bring anti-racism into all of my work, though being white, I am far from perfect at it and welcome accountability from people of color and anti-racist white organizers. Many aspects of oppression that affect trans folks also affect people of color, and much of the work we will be doing together involves undoing aspects of white culture that oppress all marginalized groups, including trans people. ​ Art by Micah Bazant for the Audre Lorde Project.

- Exploring the ways that females and female-socialized people have been affected by beauty standards across different intersections. - How to reclaim and share out what beauty means to you. - Interactive, trauma-informed container

Exploring our socialization and our stories - what does it mean to be a man in our world, a woman, or a non-binary person? What did we learn as children, from parents, and teachers? Through mindfulness, embodiment, and deep, honest conversation, we explore what we would like to leave behind of our gender socialization and what we would like to claim as our own. ​ Available as a single workshop or a series. This can be exclusively for women, exclusively for men, or exclusively for trans and non-binary people, or it can include a combination of genders, or all genders. Any workshop for women or men will be inclusive of trans women or men respectively. Any workshops involving a combination of genders must include trans and non-binary people. So, for example, this workshop can be for women and non-binary people, men and non-binary people, or for all genders (women, men, and non-binary people). Both workshops for men and women are explicitly welcoming of trans men and trans women respectively. ​ If this workshop is held for more than one gender, we spend a lot of time setting the tone and relationship building in order to witness each other's stories from a grounded and connected place while also honoring the trauma that happens between genders. This workshop strives to intersectional and trauma-informed.

Customized for facilitators and participants of your organization, TransLiterate is a workshop to learn to use language and build embodied compassion to be skillfully inclusive or lovingly exclusive of trans and genderqueer people.This workshop thrives on having people of all genders present. It follows a healing arc, integrates spirituality, and focuses on building relationships to dive into complex and emotional topics. I will be setting a container where people with different levels of familiarity with this topic will be welcome to come and speak their truth, though this workshop is specifically set for people who already have the intention of love and inclusivity towards trans and genderqueer people. The intention is to create a healingcontainer for trans people while cis-gender people practice fully embodying their own allyship and urgency around creating gender-safe spaces for all genders. I am a working-class, trans nonbinary white person who strives to bring a lens of oppression and liberation into the work I do. I am white, and I try to bring anti-racism into all of my work, though being white, I am far from perfect at it and welcome accountability from people of color and anti-racist white organizers. Many aspects of oppression that affect trans folks also affect people of color, and much of the work we will be doing together involves undoing aspects of white culture that oppress all marginalized groups, including trans people. ​ Art by Micah Bazant for the Audre Lorde Project.

- Exploring the ways that females and female-socialized people have been affected by beauty standards across different intersections. - How to reclaim and share out what beauty means to you. - Interactive, trauma-informed container

Exploring our socialization and our stories - what does it mean to be a man in our world, a woman, or a non-binary person? What did we learn as children, from parents, and teachers? Through mindfulness, embodiment, and deep, honest conversation, we explore what we would like to leave behind of our gender socialization and what we would like to claim as our own. ​ Available as a single workshop or a series. This can be exclusively for women, exclusively for men, or exclusively for trans and non-binary people, or it can include a combination of genders, or all genders. Any workshop for women or men will be inclusive of trans women or men respectively. Any workshops involving a combination of genders must include trans and non-binary people. So, for example, this workshop can be for women and non-binary people, men and non-binary people, or for all genders (women, men, and non-binary people). Both workshops for men and women are explicitly welcoming of trans men and trans women respectively. ​ If this workshop is held for more than one gender, we spend a lot of time setting the tone and relationship building in order to witness each other's stories from a grounded and connected place while also honoring the trauma that happens between genders. This workshop strives to intersectional and trauma-informed.

Customized for facilitators and participants of your organization, TransLiterate is a workshop to learn to use language and build embodied compassion to be skillfully inclusive or lovingly exclusive of trans and genderqueer people.This workshop thrives on having people of all genders present. It follows a healing arc, integrates spirituality, and focuses on building relationships to dive into complex and emotional topics. I will be setting a container where people with different levels of familiarity with this topic will be welcome to come and speak their truth, though this workshop is specifically set for people who already have the intention of love and inclusivity towards trans and genderqueer people. The intention is to create a healingcontainer for trans people while cis-gender people practice fully embodying their own allyship and urgency around creating gender-safe spaces for all genders. I am a working-class, trans nonbinary white person who strives to bring a lens of oppression and liberation into the work I do. I am white, and I try to bring anti-racism into all of my work, though being white, I am far from perfect at it and welcome accountability from people of color and anti-racist white organizers. Many aspects of oppression that affect trans folks also affect people of color, and much of the work we will be doing together involves undoing aspects of white culture that oppress all marginalized groups, including trans people. ​ Art by Micah Bazant for the Audre Lorde Project.

- Exploring the ways that females and female-socialized people have been affected by beauty standards across different intersections. - How to reclaim and share out what beauty means to you. - Interactive, trauma-informed container

Exploring our socialization and our stories - what does it mean to be a man in our world, a woman, or a non-binary person? What did we learn as children, from parents, and teachers? Through mindfulness, embodiment, and deep, honest conversation, we explore what we would like to leave behind of our gender socialization and what we would like to claim as our own. ​ Available as a single workshop or a series. This can be exclusively for women, exclusively for men, or exclusively for trans and non-binary people, or it can include a combination of genders, or all genders. Any workshop for women or men will be inclusive of trans women or men respectively. Any workshops involving a combination of genders must include trans and non-binary people. So, for example, this workshop can be for women and non-binary people, men and non-binary people, or for all genders (women, men, and non-binary people). Both workshops for men and women are explicitly welcoming of trans men and trans women respectively. ​ If this workshop is held for more than one gender, we spend a lot of time setting the tone and relationship building in order to witness each other's stories from a grounded and connected place while also honoring the trauma that happens between genders. This workshop strives to intersectional and trauma-informed.