Is Creating Freedom Movements
for Me?
Applications for our 2023/4 Cohort are now closed, but if you find yourself answering an enthusiastic YES to the questions below, please join our mailing list so that you know when the next cohort is happening!
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Schedule, Location & Accessibility
Our next 18-month cohort will begin January 21, 2023 and end July 17, 2024, with two month-long breaks built in.
Workshops will be on zoom, with automatic captioning provided.
Workshops will be weekly on Wednesdays, from 4-6:30pm PT // 5-7:30pm MT // 6-8:30pm CT // 7-9:30pm ET.
There are also occasional daylong workshops on Saturdays, with times varying.
You can see the exact schedule of workshops here.
Workshops will be on zoom, with automatic captioning provided.
Workshops will be weekly on Wednesdays, from 4-6:30pm PT // 5-7:30pm MT // 6-8:30pm CT // 7-9:30pm ET.
There are also occasional daylong workshops on Saturdays, with times varying.
You can see the exact schedule of workshops here.
Scholarships & Sliding-Scale
We believe that those most impacted by existing injustices should be leading liberation work. This is why we offer a deeply sliding scale so as to keep this program financially accessible to all.
The true cost of this 18-month intensive program is $9,000 per participant, however our sliding scale goes from $0 to $15,000. For those who can, adding a solidarity payment above the true program cost allows us to offer partial and full scholarships. We encourage redistributing resources towards collective liberation.
There is more information in the application to help you assess and reflect on where to place yourself on the sliding scale. As you make your decision, please consider not only your own income/assets and financial responsibilities, but also resources you have access to as a result of your wider network–for example, a job that has professional development funds to supplement your participation in this program or friends/family members who could contribute to your participation. Because this program is not about your personal social mobility but is about strengthening your capacities to help create a more just and joyful world, we encourage you to engage your community in supporting your participation -- whether that is financially, in the form of childcare or rides, emotional/moral/intellectual support, etc.
The true cost of this 18-month intensive program is $9,000 per participant, however our sliding scale goes from $0 to $15,000. For those who can, adding a solidarity payment above the true program cost allows us to offer partial and full scholarships. We encourage redistributing resources towards collective liberation.
There is more information in the application to help you assess and reflect on where to place yourself on the sliding scale. As you make your decision, please consider not only your own income/assets and financial responsibilities, but also resources you have access to as a result of your wider network–for example, a job that has professional development funds to supplement your participation in this program or friends/family members who could contribute to your participation. Because this program is not about your personal social mobility but is about strengthening your capacities to help create a more just and joyful world, we encourage you to engage your community in supporting your participation -- whether that is financially, in the form of childcare or rides, emotional/moral/intellectual support, etc.
Note: To apply, you must be at least 18 years old.
"Every single workshop has been extremely impactful and powerful and valuable to me. It's amazing to me how much I receive from both the presenters of a workshop and from what the members of the cohort share. The workshops that stand out particularly to me are those focused on Disability Justice (DJ). DJ is so incredibly inclusive in every way and intersects every other possible justice movement. It has been life-changing in the ways that I am able to see myself and others and has really helped me counter a lot of shame. One of the ways I've been trying to include learnings from those workshops in everyday life is by remembering to not center/assume certain bodies/minds in the way that I think, talk and interact with people, especially in spaces where I have an opportunity to facilitate."
–Lauren, 2020 Cohort