Values

I commit myself to practicing and valuing the sharing of leadership and leaning into interdependence. With attention to the ways that power functions, my work is best done in cooperation with others and collaborating with others.

I commit to the politics of belonging and hospitality and honoring invisible labor. When we commit to this kind of work, we bring together disparate parts of our movement and foster new ways of belonging with one another.

but these are also tied to our morality and ethics. When we express moral courage and moral imagination, we create the kind of imagination we long to build. When we lean into the potentiality of moral courage and radical moral imagination, we find the edges of our now and begin to chart our future!

and inspires us all for radical social change. We must commit to the work of intellectual labor in such a way that it inspires change.

and lived out in my daily life. I work to unhinge from systems that are harmful and destructive in an effort to live a life rooted in liberation.

I believe that we must critically analyze all there is and then translate those findings into action. Head and heart must be aligned as we do this work, so that we build the kind of world we long to inhabit.