OUR MISSION
InSite catalyzes institutional transformation through anti-racist policies, cultural and artistic organizing, and place-based approaches accountable to those most impacted.
OUR METHOD
InSite centers the experience, knowledge, culture and practice of those most impacted by systemic disparity.  We hold ourselves accountable to marginalized communities and align our politics with grassroots Black liberation movements.

Sharing the Fire:  A Black and Indigenous Solidarity Gathering

Tues., Oct. 17 | 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
​Location: Sagrado Galleria 
Curated by: Black River Collective & Cihuapactli Collective

Join us for a community dialogue regarding the shared experiences between Black and Indigenous communities, particularly those in South Phoenix. Come sit around a fireplace with the Cihuapactli Collective and Black River Collective to dialogue about our collective grief and loss, the impact of migration on our cultural identities, and the impact of shared harm in a shared healing space. We will convene outdoors in the open lot behind the Sagrado Galleria. This is a family friendly space. 

We are grateful to InSite Consultants for inviting and holding the Coalition and to LISC Phoenix and the City of Phoenix for their support of this event. We are grateful to offer this event in collaboration with a group of Black and Indigenous Solidarity group that includes Mass Liberation AZ, Savvy Pen, Cahokia Phx, Black River Collective, and the Cihuapactli Collective, Reframe Youth Arts Center.
 

This work is made possible by the generous support of LISC Phoenix and the Turning The Corner initiative.  

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What We DO

How We DO It

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We offer a series engaging racial equity, whiteness, creative placemaking, cultural safety, and racial justice workshops.  Our workshops fuse arts practice, dialogue and useful tools together in highly participatory learning environments. We also offer project leadership and coaching.
We offer services in the following areas:

• Racial Equity
• Community Engagement
• Curriculum Development
• Arts & Social Practice  

Our approach is rooted in connecting communities most impacted with their rightful civic power.  We work with institutions to assist in Unlearning harmful practices, building a strong power-analysis to ready for power-sharing, and we center the wisdom at the margins as community members lead our work.

At InSite, we continue develop our own practice around place-based racial justice.  We partner with organizers to better understand who is most impacted and how we can create systemic change.  Learn about our facilitators and community partnerships. We are specifically invested in and accountable to BIPOC communities. 

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