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The weekly practice
Liberation Education
The Weekly Practice of The Liberation Method™
Liberation is not built in one conversation. It is built through consistent practice.
Each week, I share reflections, stories, questions, and embodied practices for bringing awareness into everyday life — our bodies, relationships, homes, work, and communities.
This is the written practice of Liberation is a Lifestyle™.
Read slowly. Reflect deeply. Practice what resonates.
A place to start
Not sure where to begin?
Find a reading path based on what has your attention right now.
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Start wherever something catches you.
The feed is quiet right now. Check back soon.
No beginning required. Follow the question that has your attention.
There is no catching up
Pace is part of the practice.
No urgency. No countdowns. No guilt for what you haven't read.
Some reflections will meet you immediately. Others may wait in your inbox until you need them.
Liberation Education moves with the Seasonal Practice Cycle™, so wherever you enter, you arrive where the year is.
You are not late. Begin where you are.
Sustained through reciprocity
Some people read freely. Some become paid subscribers. Some contribute more so someone else can access the work.
All belong here.
Paid subscriptions help sustain Liberation Education, seasonal practices, educational resources, and scholarship access.
“Your work on whiteness as a pathology has been nothing less than transformative for me. Thank you.”
If cost is a barrier, scholarship support is available.
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Liberation Education is the written practice.
If you came looking for another way to work with me, find the path that fits where you are:
Personal Transformation
Make space for your own growth, healing, and new ways of living.
Professional Learning & Facilitation
Learn practices you can carry into your work—or invite facilitation into an existing group.
Organizational Partnerships
Work together to change the patterns, policies, and relationships shaping your organization.