The BIPOC Sanctuary Fundraiser
Donation protected
BIPOC Sanctuary is a grassroots organization that creates affinity spaces for Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color at gatherings and events.
These funds will be allocated for start-up materials for our first event in August, 2019 at the Beloved Sacred Art, Music and Movement Festival
Please follow our Instagram page: @bipoc.sanctuary
Our Mission:
Here at the BIPOC Sanctuary, our intention is to center Black and Indigenous people of color. In this space we respect and honor the sacrifices and unspeakable tragedies Indigenous folks have endured on their own land and the travesties the Black diaspora endured to survive here.
We acknowledge and respect the loss of the lands many of us were forced from and the ancestral wisdom we bring with us, and honor the lands of the First Nations people we now call home.
It is a part of our mission to cultivate an environment that is safe(er) for marginalized communities of color regardless of immigration status, gender identity, ability, class and so forth.
In this space we love deeply and laugh often, and revel in the beauty that is our own resilience. We are actively working to decolonize, seek liberation, resist and simultaneously grieve and celebrate our ancestors whose dreams we embody.
We unapologetically accept and celebrate all parts of ourselves as we work together to empower, reclaim, and rise above all limitations that society has placed upon us as QTBIPOC- Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color.
These funds will be allocated for start-up materials for our first event in August, 2019 at the Beloved Sacred Art, Music and Movement Festival
Please follow our Instagram page: @bipoc.sanctuary
Our Mission:
Here at the BIPOC Sanctuary, our intention is to center Black and Indigenous people of color. In this space we respect and honor the sacrifices and unspeakable tragedies Indigenous folks have endured on their own land and the travesties the Black diaspora endured to survive here.
We acknowledge and respect the loss of the lands many of us were forced from and the ancestral wisdom we bring with us, and honor the lands of the First Nations people we now call home.
It is a part of our mission to cultivate an environment that is safe(er) for marginalized communities of color regardless of immigration status, gender identity, ability, class and so forth.
In this space we love deeply and laugh often, and revel in the beauty that is our own resilience. We are actively working to decolonize, seek liberation, resist and simultaneously grieve and celebrate our ancestors whose dreams we embody.
We unapologetically accept and celebrate all parts of ourselves as we work together to empower, reclaim, and rise above all limitations that society has placed upon us as QTBIPOC- Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color.
Organizer
Sonya Robinson
Organizer
Eugene, OR
