Mutual Learning
Dive into the heart of Unity Collective's mutual learning space – a dynamic platform designed by and for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) in the vegan and animal protection movement. Our live, online sessions unite individuals on a shared journey, offering insights from philanthropy, community organizing, and equity frameworks.
As you engage, you'll tap into a space where authentic voices take center stage, creating a unique opportunity to fuse these perspectives with your own lived experiences. The Unity Collective mutual learning space is a reflection of us – a conduit for knowledge, experience and skill exchange that challenge the nonprofit industrial complex.
Coming Soon
BIPOC Organizers Cohort
Unlike traditional cohorts facilitated by 'experts,' our approach here is different. This collective is built upon the premise that the wealth of knowledge resides within the community itself. We invite individuals actively engaged in organizing and advocacy work to bring forth their challenges, experiences, and solutions to collaboratively create impactful tools. Together, we'll co-create a toolkit filled with practical tools and insights to navigate challenges faced by BIPOC groups when seeking funding in the movement.
Past Events
Activism vs. Organizing
Get ready for a second chance to join us in exploring 'Activism vs. Organizing.' We're excited to bring back this enlightening session by popular demand. Register now!
Activism vs. Organizing
In this session, LoriKim will delve deep into the critical differences between activism and organizing, shedding light on how understanding these can significantly boost your efforts towards achieving animal liberation.
Open Mic for BIPOC-Centered Vegans
Social impact leaders who are BIPOC and vegan are invited a space to be honest, vulnerable, and compassionate towards each other. Not everything is glamorous or easy in what we do. We as Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC*), Multiracial, and Asian /Asian American vegan activists and facilitators can be honest with each other and ourselves.
It's storytime for BIPOC-centered activists who are vegan.
Tell us about a major problem you faced.
How did you fix it?
What did you learn?
Join Unity Collective for 1.5 hours of listening and telling our stories.