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"This cohort [program] is exactly what women of color need to heal ourselves. Although we all do social justice related work, this space was about genuine connections as women and healing in our strengths, our emotions. I loved the safety this cohort provided and I am better equipped to provide those spaces for women and organizers who come after me."
women's fellowship participant
Our Publication: A Pedagogy Guide
In 2021, we worked with the amazing Susan Wilcox to share our experiences building Power 50 and women's fellowship into Calling In and Up: A Leadership Pedagogy for Women of Color Organizers*. We invite you to make time when you can to read the full guide and immerse yourself in the stories and the thinking that inspired the tools and session guides you’ll find on this website.
The Pedagogy Guide:
Shares the story of how we came to Calling In & Up
Loosely follows our planning and facilitation process
Offers tools around program development like how to assemble a super power team, create a program from scratch or tweak your program, and outline a year-long flow inclusive of different gatherings
Includes writing and drawing pages for those who learn by creative expression and recentering -- We welcome the avid note takers, diarists, doolers, poets, and more!
Links to works by the women of color organizers, writers, poets, artists, and ancestors whose shoulders we're standing on
Please Note: The links in this guide may be outdated, as we have since updated the content. For the latest curriculum, we encourage you to browse directly on the website. For following the story and receiving guidance on developing your own program, we encourage you to download the full guide.
Click here to download the full Calling In and Up Pedagogy Guide.
*Our thinking has evolved since we published in 2021. While you will see language of "women of color organizers" used in the downloaded guide, we now describe our work as by and for "women-identified people of color".
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