Adultism is the oppression of younger people from older people usually based on the assumption that adults deserve more rights than youth and are entitled to act upon young people without their consent. This workshop builds an understanding of adultism and how it manifests in society. Participants will work together to develop strategies that address adultism and explore practices for intergenerational allyship.

Identity, Power & Oppression engages participants to deepen their understanding of how identity and power dynamics affect how we move about in the world. Participants will unpack positionality and privilege and explore anti-racist and anti-oppression strategies.

Practicing Accompliceship builds off of Identity, Power & Oppression to develop a deeper understanding of the differences between being an ally and and accomplice. It provides a space for participants to reflect and strategize how these concepts apply in their own lives individually and collectively.

This workshop enables participants to build a foundational understanding of the history, principles and values of popular education. The workshop explore the practices and work of popular education and draw connections to how it promotes and centers liberatory work. Participants will learn foundational strategies to facilitate popular education.

This workshop explores ways that trauma can show up within classrooms and youth spaces. It supports educators and youth workers in building frameworks and tools to create healing-centered, trauma-informed spaces that support the well-being of young people.

This workshop focuses on issues in youth development work related to boundaries, consent and transparency.