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What is culture? ​ Culture refers to the knowledge, experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, hierarchies, religion, notions of time
What’s cancel culture really like? Ask a teenager. They know.
Cultural appropriation has turned cultural items and customs from communities of color — which are usually born of precolonial legacy AND historical trauma, resilience and survival — into an economic currency that in no way benefits the groups from which they were stolen. Please watch this video to learn how we often perpetuate cultural appropriation so we can stop.
Are you angry about the recent cultural appropriation of Native American culture at Burning Man? Are you tired of seeing headdresses for sale at expensive boutiques? Or sick of hearing about schools for Shamans? Do you cringe when you see a Lynn Andrews book? If you do, you may also want to know abo
Cultural appreciation becomes cultural appropriation when you take what is shared and repurpose it as your own.
You're not trying to be hurtful with your yoga practice. But this guide shows how you can cause harm through cultural appropriation – and what to do instead.
How brain science explains queer trauma, conflict and call-out culture
Fumbling Toward Repair is a workbook by Mariame Kaba and Shira Hassan that includes reflection questions, skill assessments, facilitation tips, helpful definitions, activities, and hard-learned lessons intended to support people who have taken on the coordination and facilitation of formal community accountability processes to address interpersonal harm & violence. https://www.akpress.org/fumbling-towards-repair.html
TransformHarm.org is a resource hub about ending violence. It offers an introduction to transformative justice. You can use what is here, and submit recommendations.
We were not prepared for #metoo when it blew up Twitter in October 2017. In many ways, we still aren't. What do we do when we learn a friend has been harmed? And what does it mean to be a good friend when someone we love caused the harm? We live in a society that confines survivors to silence. Our only avenues to address harm do little to prevent its recurrence. Trapped within a binary of silence or punishment, it's no wonder so many of us remain paralyzed even as the disclosures continue. Punishment requires both certainty and authority, which most bystanders lack. But once the silence has been broken, we can't return to it. Few of us are strangers to the nagging feeling that arises within that paralysis. We intuit—correctly—that we have some kind of responsibility when harm happens in our communities, but what is it? And if we have responsibility, do we have rights? Combining behavioral neuroscience and insights from those on the frontlines of harm intervention, Disrupting the Bystander helps us break out of paralysis so that we can best support those we love—whether they were hurt or hurt someone else.
How brain science explains queer trauma, conflict and call-out culture
Welcome to the final version of the Creative Interventions Toolkit: A Practical Guide to Stop Interpersonal Violence. Thanks to Dan Bee Kim of Chicago for this beautiful redesign of the Creative Interventions Toolkit. We are working on getting this available in book form so that you can order a hard copy. Look out for
When abusers deny us our reality, it’s gaslighting. When we enact that denial on ourselves, it’s equal parts survival skill and self-harm. Yet we have the ability to change how we treat ourselves, even if we can't change how others treat us.
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