The Reproductive Justice 101 training is a timeline of reproductive oppression and justice in the US. The Timeline identifies various policies and practices—from slavery to anti-miscegenation legislation to birth control testing to immigration laws—that have had a compounding impact of reproductive oppression on marginalized communities.

The materials also provide a clear definition of reproductive oppression and reproductive justice.

Description: Are the common approaches to organizing serving us well? Are there better ways to achieve long-term strategic alliances and structural changes? How can we incorporate the best of different approaches into new or existing organizing models? This session provides organizers an opportunity to constructively debate and critically assess key elements of common organizing practices and to explore whether new approaches are needed.

Purpose: (1) To examine some sacred cows - common theories and practices - of organizing, (2) To identify strengths and weaknesses of a few of the sacred cows; and, (3) To consider new approaches to organizing that recognize the strengths and weaknesses ofthe sacred cows.

This tool was developed for community members and Community Based Organization’s to explore concrete steps toward a more just economy based on solidarity with workers, the community, and the earth.  The workshop includes a set of 11 Action Cards, each outlining specific intiative people are currently working on to achieve a more just economic structure.  The Action cards outline initiatives ranging from progressive economic policies to reclaiming unused land for community food production.  In small groups, participants study, discuss and analyze the cards and then report out to the larger group.  Outcomes can range from consciousness raising to choosing an initiative and developing an action plan.

This workshop will try and help participants understand what women face under the system we live under and understand what we can do to fight against the oppression of women.

The goal of this workshop is to talking about the idea of Positive Sexuality and what it means to our lives, gain information about the risks that can come from sex, and talk about how we can keep our selves safe if we do decide to have sex.

This workshop aims to help students explore and celebrate the identity and languages represented and identify institutional barriers in schools to bilingual/bicultural students.

This small workshop aims to create a safe space for people to ask questions/ discuss about queer issues, to understand what homophobia is.and to understand how the structures of our everyday lives hurt queer people.