Calling Up Justice facilitates digital spaces for co-working and meaning making and socializing! Human connection is a vital part of the creative process. Read about all the spaces and join the ones that work for you. Some you must register for and others are drop in.
Join Maiamama for this drop-in live stream space on Twitch to listen or comment via chat. This is great for co-working and social fun. Watch her put on an elaborate makeup look while you have a relaxed and invigorating conversation.
Fundraising and Promoting your Practice This is a peer exchange and co-working space for promoting your practice, growing digital platform literacy, sharing personal fundraising strategies, filling out grants, sharing grant opportunities, and mutual aid opportunities and frameworks.
This weekly online co-working and social space by and for all Deaf and Disabled people is facilitated by a rolling group of facilitators. Our Disability Justice-centered co-working space is for all Disabled (sick, Disabled, Mad/mentally ill, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, low vision/blind, neurodiverse, or otherwise chronically ill) people. Participants receive the link via a text or email.
Join Maiamamama hosting live stream space on Twitch to listen or comment via chat. This is great for co-working and social fun. Maiamama and guests play videogames, discuss curated social justice topics and sometimes design and program games live with the audience. Speakers join via Discord and we sometimes include a TikTok live-stream
Join Maiamama hosting live stream space on Twitch to listen or comment via chat. This is great for co-working and social fun. Maiamama and guests chat about Star Trek Topics for approximately 30 minutes and then she reads from a Star Trek book.
This weekly online co-working and social space by and for all Deaf and Disabled people is facilitated by a rolling group of facilitators. Our Disability Justice-centered co-working space is for all Disabled (sick, Disabled, Mad/mentally ill, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, low vision/blind, neurodiverse, or otherwise chronically ill) people. Participants receive the link via a text or email.
The Justice Produces Collaborative (JPC) gathers in three virtual spaces: Cultivation Calls, Organizing Calls, and the Discord server. We like to imagine it as a community garden. JPC holds synchronous (cultivation calls and organizing calls) and asynchronous connective space (Discord server) so Justice producers can tend our community garden in a way that reflects our shared power and decision-making. This is a collaborative, which means we work together to create better outcomes for the community through decentralized power and egalitarian values.
One Free Community is a BIPOC lead neurodivergent & decolonizing community focused on building an accessible online mutual aid network. The community is live now in Discord, and a subsect of this community are working on making an app to meet the same needs. Find out more on our TikTok or Join the Community for Digital Events open to our community via the Discord. Events vary depending on who in our community is hosting. Some existing events are Crafting Circles, Discussions, or Watch Parties. Times may vary.
Claudia Alick sometimes holds co-working, body-doubling, and socializing livestreams on her tiktok account. These lives have included Nomowrimo write with me sessions, watch parties of The Hunger Games movies. We've played videogames, sorted files, folded laundry, and even cooked together. These are generally scheduled the day of.
We sometimes will jump on the twitch channel with a spontaneous stream due to emergent events or just keep one of the regular scheduled spaces going if we are feeling the energy. These streams might not be listed on he calendar. Just stop by the channel to see if we're there and if we're not watch a replay!
Jesenia will jump on her tiktok and share books she is reading, co-working and accountability sessions, and also being a speaker in other livestream conversations.
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