Amor and community in motion — workshops, retreats, and immersive experiences rooted in love and collective liberation.
Date February 11 – 18, 2027 · 9 Days
Location Mexico
This trip to Mexico is an invitation to spend Valentine's Day in devotion to your own healing, joy, and becoming. It is for women ready to pour love into themselves with intention and who are ready to choose themselves deeply and unapologetically.
Register → (opens in a new tab)What's Coming
This trip is designed for those seeking adventure, culture, and meaningful connections. Together, we will experience Guatemala through intentional movement in volcanic experiences, reflection in sacred waters, growth in ancestral traditions, and transformation in community care.
Get Notified →This retreat is for women who are ready to release trauma, reconnect with their bodies, reclaim their voices, and heal in community through ceremony, movement, spiritual practice, and collective care.
Get Notified →Immerse yourself in the strength, beauty, and cultural influence of Afro Salvadoran communities. This experience weaves together history, nature, music, and collective reflection to honor Black resilience and wisdom.
Get Notified →How We Work Together
From one-on-one coaching to international retreats — rooted in community healing and liberation.
One-on-one support for individuals navigating personal transformation, healing, and liberation.
Organizational support for groups and institutions seeking culture change and equity-centered practice.
Multi-day immersive experiences designed for deep rest, community, and collective healing.
Travel-based learning experiences rooted in ancestral land, culture, and healing traditions.
Keynotes, panels, and facilitated conversations on healing justice, liberation, and community care.
Skill-building workshops and facilitation training for community leaders and educators.
For Schools, Organizations & Communities
Interactive workshops and presentations to promote entrepreneurship, identity exploration, post-graduation options, and personal growth. All sessions run 60–120 minutes and can be held online or in person, wherever your group gathers. Titles and descriptions can be adjusted to meet your community's needs.
An overview of the history of immigration policy in the U.S. and the personal experiences of undocumented students — past, present, and the path forward.
A workshop exploring how personal narratives shape identity, community, and advocacy. Participants craft and share stories as tools of empowerment and connection.
An empowering introduction to entrepreneurship as a pathway toward economic opportunity, self-determination, and community impact. Participants explore the power of ITINs and EINs, the growing gig economy, legal options for starting a business, and resources to begin a business plan. More than tools, it invites an entrepreneurial mindset rooted in creativity, resilience, and possibility.
Covers communication strategies to discuss payment options with employers without needing an SSN — including ITINs, EINs, and self-employment structures. Students leave with language and confidence for these conversations.
A roadmap for undocumented students navigating life after graduation — covering employment, further education, entrepreneurship, and community resources.
Explores funding opportunities, fellowships, and financial aid strategies available to immigrant and undocumented students pursuing graduate education.
Sessions can be tailored to your group, and we'll send the full list of learning outcomes on request.
Book a Workshop →Free & Low-Cost
Combining storytelling with reflection and group dialogue.
Full descriptions, learning outcomes, and prices upon request.
A space to honor our truths, where storytelling and reflective writing become tools for closure, forgiveness, and emotional release.
Private community circles to explore the nuance of love and dating while being undocumented.
Designed for people seeking to explore the power of friendship, boundaries, and effort.
An invitation to share tough truths to honor our bodies and our stories.
A raw and thought-provoking monologue that examines generational cycles of sacrifice, abandonment, and the longing to be chosen.
