WORKSHOPS & RETREATS
At KATIITI Inclusive Wellness, we offer workshops and talks on vital topics such as Trauma-Informed Spaces, Black Mental Health, understanding Social anxiety, Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation, Creating Safer Queer/Trans Spaces Without Centering Whiteness, Substance use, and Authentic Community Engagement. Starting at $250
(sliding scale pricing available)
WORKSHOPS
Creating Safer Queer/Trans Spaces Without Centering Whiteness
Preparation for Virtual Workshop
If you want to be in community with Black and Brown trans and queer folks without reproducing harm, fragility, domination, or supremacy, this workshop is for you.
White supremacy shows up unconsciously. In this space, you will build the skills to show up with accountability, humility, and care.
Fee: $250 (Sliding Scale available)
Cohort size: 10 participants
Who is this for?
White gays, white trans, white queer and white presenting LGBTIQ+ Folks in general.
For white LGBTIQ+ folks who want practical tools to unlearn harmful patterns and practice showing up in Black trans & queer spaces without entitlement, defensiveness, or dominance.
What to expect!
*How to make and repair accountable apologies, and build concrete commitments and ongoing accountability
*How dominance patterns show up in Queer/Trans Spaces and tools to how to build lasting solidarity.
*Tools to dismantle dominance in spaces & in our selves and Understanding what whiteness does in 2SLGBTIQ+ spaces
*Practical intervention phrases and facilitation moves that reduce harm including Resources and Reflective prompts
The Roots of our workshops
The workshops equip participants with the skills and understanding to name the problem and separate it from the person. They build awareness of the realities around us, offer reflective prompts, and invite dialogue and deeper understanding of the issues.
During the workshop, we encourage people to meet one another as whole human beings, rather than only for what they represent. In the group, we treat conflict as an opportunity to do better and learn from mistakes. We invite folks to move away from toxic positivity and toward grounded positivity by offering practical tools and supports to help plant seeds of healing, learning, and a clearer sense of what the future can look like.
Join us on the path to holistic wellness, self-realization, and empowerment for a brighter, more authentic future.
Before the workshop, please take a moment to care for your body, mind, and spirit. Have a snack, bring a coffee, water or tea, and arrive with gentleness and curiosity, honoring how you are showing up.
Please choose a private, quiet space with a stable internet connection and a device with a microphone and camera. You will receive an automated reminder email from the Jane Team before your session, with a secure link to join the video call.
Accessing the Workshop on a Laptop or Desktop Computer
For optimal performance, we recommend using Google Chrome. To maximize your experience, we suggest downloading the latest version of Chrome before your workshop session.
Creating Safer Queer/Trans Spaces Without Centering Whiteness
This workshop is for people who want to show up in Black and Brown queer and trans spaces with accountability, humility, and care. Together, we explore what it means to be “safe” versus “accountable,” and how whiteness and white supremacy can show up through harm that is often framed as good intentions, allyship, or “just asking questions.”
Conflict resolution
workshop
In the conflict resolution workshop , participants will learn to mediate and understand that the “superpower” isn’t control. It isn’t silencing. It isn’t forcing peace. It is holding structure without violence:it is consent and having people to listen to each other.
Participants will learn that if the resolution is not complete in one sitting, something still shifts when people experience themselves listening. They realize: I’m not only reactive. I can choose. That choice is the beginning of repair—whether repair becomes reconciliation, clarity, boundaries, or a safer separation. Lets learn together
Intersectionality and positionality Workshop
This is a well-structured, values-rooted workshop drawn from the lived experiences of Black trans people with refugee experience. Together, we explore real-life stories through guided and grounded reflection and interactive dialogue. This work may make participants uncomfortable and that discomfort is part of the learning. We practice understanding that discomfort is not the same as harm. We build a foundation for noticing the stories we tell ourselves, interrogating what we’ve accepted as “true,” and recognizing how those beliefs can create harm—whether knowingly or unknowingly.
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