Mujéres Co-Labor 4 Peace

Mujéres Co-Labor for Peace returning guests, Emily Kawano from Wellspring Cooperative and the Massachusetts Solidarity Economy Network and Sarah Assefa from the Coalition of Worker Ownership & Power and the Dorchester Food Cooperative, explore alliance building and the complexities of housing development, the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act, and the Food Cooperative Initiative with host Wren Ribeiro. Watch this sequel on the InnerFortune channel.

This is a great episode for you if taking that first step toward healing feels hard. Allison Luke shares a number of frameworks for understanding psychological safety along with examples for what to look out for. Wren explains the difference between static trauma and dynamic trauma and together she and Allison inspire courage to accept brokenness as a true part of being human along the journey to wholeness. Watch this interview on the InnerFortune channel.

You've heard the phrase "hurt people hurt people" -- the flip side is also true insomuch as healed and healing people can help others heal. Join in for an intimate MC4P conversation between host Wren Ribeiro and guest Darnell Adams as she reflects on preparations for publishing articles about food sovereignty and facilitating high stakes conversations. Watch this video interview on the InnerFortune channel.

Watch (or listen to) an activist who lives as if activism were her rent for living on this beautiful planet. A healer of misogyny, capitalism, and climate change through decades of peace vigils and advocacy for housing and food sovereignty, and making spaces for intergenerational lesbian connection and celebration -- including in an upcoming pride parade, Mary McClintock knows activism. Her stories inspire shifts in perspective about capitalism and choice. Her sheros are many. And this intimate conversation with host Wren Ribeiro will "hope-fully" uplift your spirits and strengthen your resolve for getting vocal and public about what feels important to you. Watch this video interview on the InnerFortune channel.

Join in with Mujéres Co-Labor for Peace for an intimate conversation with Bitsy Joy Bentley, a clay artist, climate activist, leader in democratic process, and facilitator of embodiment practice toward cultural harm reduction and respect. Hear stories of very slow relationship building between members of the Prairie Island Indian Community and Wasicu (white settlers) on Mdewakanton Dakota territory in and around Red Wing Minnesota. Watch this video interview on the InnerFortune channel.