Our Mission and Method
O U R M I S S I O N
To increase antiracist competence for wellness practitioners and amplify communities of belonging within their professional fields.
Our mission allows participants to reemerge and reorient themselves as responsive agents for change, who Re-Center antiracism as the guiding principle of their personal and professional lives.
O U R M E T H O D
We encourage and support practitioners to:
Re-Veal how social norming and racial conditioning shape and manipulate their personal lives and professional choice-making.
Re-Train and recondition out of unconscious racial bias, and fortify antiracist tools and practices.
Re-Emerge able to engage in generative conflict, and loving disruption as powerful and direct communicators and advocates for belonging.
M E E T T H E F A C I L I T A T O R S
L A U R E N K I T E || Teacher, Facilitator, Activist
As a teacher and facilitator of more than 10+ years, Lauren brings an experienced, keen, and discerning lens to the on-going conversation around environmental and social justice. Lauren has a passion for supporting individuals and organizations to identify and implement sustainable and integrated action, while fostering a radically respectful internal culture of learning, growth, and accountability, for deeper and lasting impact.
R E Y A B O R N || Practitioner, Author, Facilitator
Through her work as an author, antiracist facilitator, health educator, and clinician of 20 years, Reya integrates individual, community, and planetary healing. She boldly weaves together the three core elements of her life’s work and mastery: medicine, social justice, and internal cultivation into the groundbreaking field of Internal Social Justice™.
together, we…
re-wire anti-racism work toward the body-centric, soul-centric
re-train practitioners out of white supremacy characteristics, towards wholeness and authenticity
re-invest in cultures of belonging
re-humanize the work and hold participants accountable and precious in their journeys
“My experience of shifting from huge (patriarchal) expectations of what my practice should look like and how I should be seen from the outside to the spiritually grounded work of how I am on the inside continues to create shifts and movement in my practice that is palpable. This is not work for show but work for deep cellular change.”
— R A I N E Y • SEP, C-IAYT, E-RYT 500