BIPOC candidates and campaign managers across the country are working to build transformative electoral campaigns that bring healing to our communities. This puts us on the front lines of the fight against racism, capitalism, sexism, and homophobia and transphobia in our politics - so who is helping us to heal from the damage dealt in that battle? Starting September 28, join us for a special 8-week series for campaign leaders that will build our practices of healing and resilience in the context of elections.

This series is open to BIPOC candidates and campaign managers running general election campaigns for November 2022; BIPOC candidates who ran and lost a primary in 2022; and BIPOC candidates and campaign managers who are planning for a campaign in 2023 or 2024.