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Virtual Teach-In: How Do We Get Free Together?
On November 19th, 2024, the Harm Reduction Action Collective (HRAC) hosted a virtual teach-in event featuring Spring Up: Liberatory Education. This 1-hour virtual teach-in focused on transformative justice and collective liberation, and what these look like in our everyday lives and practices. It explored what it means to practice everyday consent and liberation within our internal organizer groups, and how we can organize together towards generational knowledge and resource sharing. Watch the recording of the presentation here.
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Featuring: Spring Up: Liberatory Education is a collective of creatives, care workers, liberatory educators, and transformative justice practitioners focused on building a community of practice embodying consent and liberation within their relationships, creative practices, and daily lives. For 10 years, Spring Up has used fiction, art, role play, and community education to popularize the skills and frameworks necessary to be free together. Spring Up hosts liberatory learning spaces through online classes at bluelight academy of the liberatory arts, print materials and curriculum, retreats, and coaching. Their core values are Consent, Accountability, and Transformation. To learn more about the Spring Up collective and explore their resources, visit: https://www.timetospringup.org/.
Host: HRAC is a national, independent, and non-government affiliated grassroots collective of harm reductionists, organizers, activists, and advocates spanning across Canada. HRAC members are committed to breaking down borders, and to building bridges of connection across communities – to harness the collective power of the transformative grassroots organizing efforts happening locally across the country. To learn more about the HRAC, visit: https://www.hractioncollective.com/.