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This week, staff at S.O.U.L. is out of the office as we flow into one week of rest and rejuvenation to maintain sustainability. This quarterly scheduled office closure promotes a culture of radical rest and restoration in a time when capitalism pushes us to function over capacity and not in alignment with our boundaries. We will return back into the office on Monday September 26 - see you then! ... See MoreSee Less

This week, staff at S.O.U.L. is out of the office as we flow into one week of rest and rejuvenation to maintain sustainability. This quarterly scheduled office closure promotes a culture of radical rest and restoration in a time when capitalism pushes us to function over capacity and not in alignment with our boundaries. We will return back into the office on Monday September 26 - see you then!

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This week, staff at S.O.U.L. is out of the office

This week, staff at S.O.U.L. is out of the office as we flow into one week of rest and rejuvenation to maintain sustainability. This quarterly scheduled office closure promotes a culture of radical rest and restoration in a time when capitalism pushes us to function over capacity and not in alignment with our boundaries. We will return back into the office on Monday September 26 - see you then!

Welcome back to field trip number 2🥳🎉 Our se

Welcome back to field trip number 2🥳🎉 Our second half of the day continued at the @olddillardmuseum in Fort Lauderdale🌇

Built in 1924 Old Dillard has been recognized by the U.S. National Register of Historic Places as the first all-Black school in the city👩🏾‍🏫🎓and is the oldest surviving building of its kind in Fort Lauderdale📜

At Old Dillard our young people learned about the lives and activities of Black people in South Florida throughout the 20th century🖋👵🏽

Later on, Kelsey and @ChefAriCaters taught our young people how to make relaxation tea🍵out of butterfly pea powder & lavender and chicken wraps🌯 using organic ingredients, respectively

We had an amazing time learning about our history and picking up nutrition tips along the way💪🏾🧠

#blacksummercamp #fieldtrip #sustainability #cooking #mealplanning #freshproduce #fortlauderdale #historicallyblack #museum

Hello Sunshine🌅 For the first half of our week

Hello Sunshine🌅 For the first half of our week 2 field trip we took our campers to the Historic Sistrunk neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale🏘👭🏾 to learn how to grow their own crops with the @theb.o.y.garden👨🏾‍🌾👩🏿‍🌾

Named in honor of one of the first Black physicians in Broward, Dr. James Franklin Sistrunk💉, the neighborhood is now a cultural hub for African-American history in South Florida 🎈🎶💃🏽and the B.O.Y. Garden continues the tradition of community uplift through sharing knowledge on nutrition and agriculture🥕🥬🥒

#blacksummercamp #fieldtrip #sustainability #gardening #freshproduce #fortlauderdale #historicallyblack

Our teaching artist BK is a multifaceted instructo

Our teaching artist BK is a multifaceted instructor👩🏾‍🏫💃🏾✨

At this year’s camp BK’s lessons included teaching our young people how to be socially conscious while exploring various economic models seen throughout different parts of the world💵👩🏾‍🤝‍👩🏿 She also did a body map activity that taught us how to love and respect our whole body for all of its strengths❣️🫶🏾🫂

Thanks BK for showing us how to be gracious members of society☺️🫧

#blackgirlsinbusiness #mindfulness #youngentrupreneurs #nonprofitleadership #blackentrepreneurs #summercamp #wellness #bodycare #selflove

Earlier this week, Brooklyn NYC celebrated J’Ouv

Earlier this week, Brooklyn NYC celebrated J’Ouvert and Carnival during the West Indian American Day festivities on Eastern Parkway! From Cuba to Barbados, West Indian peoples gathered sporting their flags, celebrating culture, music, and danced the night into day. It is QUITE the experience! Carnival, fete, and playing mas(querade) are cornerstones of Black Indigenous celebrations that highlight richness in a history of resistance. Prohibited from participating in masquerade balls during colonial rule, the Carribbean diaspora created their own celebration, dressing in handmade costumes to mimic colonizers. This ceremony has evolved over time to folks joining together and embodying freedom in our dance, with costuming and richness of feathers, spangles, rhinestones, flags, floats, steel bands, diasporan music, and vibrancy.
#knowyourhistory #carnival #fete #playingmas #jouvert #j'ouvert #WestindianParade #trinidad #cuba #jamaica #caribbean #caribbeandayparade #diaspora

Part 3 of our Black Liberation: Carnival Edition

Part 3 of our Black Liberation: Carnival Edition

Back again for another installment of Black Liberation Series is our news correspondent Afia! @fi.li0n is our NYC Youth Organizer and she has interviewed Alexis, our Miami YSE Program Manager, about her participation in Miami’s Carnival. Swipe through for the full interview!
#interview #blackliberation #carnival #youthorganizer #westindianamerican #caribbean

Part 2 of our Black Liberation Series: Carnival Ed

Part 2 of our Black Liberation Series: Carnival Edition

Part 1 of our Black Liberation Series: Carnival Ed

Part 1 of our Black Liberation Series: Carnival Edition

Back again for another installment of Black Liberation Series is our news correspondent Afia! @fi.li0n is our NYC Youth Organizer and she has interviewed Alexis, our Miami YSE Program Manager, about her participation in Miami’s Carnival. Swipe through for the full interview!
#interview #blackliberation #carnival #youthorganizer #westindianamerican #caribbean

Back again for another installment of Black Libera

Back again for another installment of Black Liberation Series is our news correspondent Afia! @fi.li0n is our NYC Youth Organizer and she has interviewed Alexis, our Miami YSE Program Manager, about her participation in Miami’s Carnival. Swipe through for the full interview!
#interview #blackliberation #carnival #youthorganizer #westindianamerican #caribbean

Happy #LaborDay! Today we know this day as a time

Happy #LaborDay! Today we know this day as a time to BBQ with family and friends, but let’s remember the roots of Labor Day. After mass strikes and organized protests for better working conditions including a shorter work week and limits on daily hours worked, in 1894 the 53rd Congress moved that the first Monday of every September be set aside as a day to recognize the working class people of this country. As we celebrate today, we should keep in mind 2 important things:
1. The first major labor force in America was captured enslaved peoples and there are still imprisoned people doing free labor.
2. Many people do not have off today, specifically thinking of those in service jobs who are still not paid a livable wage.
We have a long way to go until all those that provide labor are given a living wage, but we can all be respectful and patient towards folks working today!

We’re not crying you are!🥹💕 Help us comme

Today’s #BlackAugust revolutionary is #MariameKa

Today’s #BlackAugust revolutionary is #MariameKaba, an activist, grassroots organizer, and educator advocating for abolition of the prison industrial complex, including all police. One of our favorite books is “We Do This ‘Til We Free Us,” where she explores why prisons and policing do not keep us safe, how important hope as practice is, and the need to dream of alternatives to policing as revolutionary practice. At SSLC we believe that using restorative justice, transformative justice, and healing justice interrupts the school-to-prison pipeline and when these systems are supported, prisons become obsolete. Kaba offers that the prison systems embedded in our society cause additional harm and perpetuate further dependency on their existence. “The logics of policing and prisons are not actually addressing the systemic causes and roots of violence.” How do we get to a world where we do not rely on prisons? We start in our communities and personal relationships with accountability and restorative justice! We must find time to care for one another and let that set the tone for the relationships and communities we want to see around ourselves. 📸@o_fishel
#mariamekaba #abolition #schooltoprisonpipeline #policing #prisonindustrialcomplex #liberation #restorativejustice #transformativejustice

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