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"Black love looks like the collective realization of the nature of mind and the spreading of magic and wisdom that arises from this realization."
Intimate Conversations guest Jaelynn Scott & Dani Tirrell talk about ministry, Buddhism, WA Blqck Trans Task Force.
About Jaelynn Scott:
Jaelynn Scott is the Executive Director of Lavender Rights Project, a queer and trans legal services nonprofit. Jaelynn has worked as a Director of HR, Operations, and Education for nonprofits and religious organizations. She is also an ordained minister and regularly preaches and facilitates workshops on justice and mindfulness in her previous career as a minister and religious educator. She is passionate about queer and trans liberation, sacred practices for self-care, decolonize labor practices, and mindfulness in the workplace.
About CD Forum:
The CD Forum is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to present and produce Black cultural programs that encourage thought and debate for the greater Seattle area. Our vision is to inspire new thoughts and challenge assumptions about Black Culture.
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By Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas"Black love looks like the collective realization of the nature of mind and the spreading of magic and wisdom that arises from this realization."
Intimate Conversations guest Jaelynn Scott & Dani Tirrell talk about ministry, Buddhism, WA Blqck Trans Task Force.
About Jaelynn Scott:
Jaelynn Scott is the Executive Director of Lavender Rights Project, a queer and trans legal services nonprofit. Jaelynn has worked as a Director of HR, Operations, and Education for nonprofits and religious organizations. She is also an ordained minister and regularly preaches and facilitates workshops on justice and mindfulness in her previous career as a minister and religious educator. She is passionate about queer and trans liberation, sacred practices for self-care, decolonize labor practices, and mindfulness in the workplace.
About CD Forum:
The CD Forum is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to present and produce Black cultural programs that encourage thought and debate for the greater Seattle area. Our vision is to inspire new thoughts and challenge assumptions about Black Culture.