Rescheduled to March 28.

This workshop introduces dialectical thinking and historical materialism as tools for analyzing conflict and imagining transformation. We'll explore how thesis, antithesis, and synthesis help us move beyond binary thinking and understand how systems evolve through contradiction.

In this workshop, we explore what transformative organizing looks like. We'll practice recognizing patterns of dominant culture in our own spaces: the constant urgency that leaves no room for reflection, the binary thinking that labels people as "good" or "bad," the individualism that isolates us from collective care.

This workshop explores five dimensions of inner development: being (relationship to self), thinking (cognitive skills), relating (care for others), collaborating (social skills), and acting (driving change). We'll examine how strengthening these capacities supports both our wellbeing and our ability to build liberatory movements.