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Dear Community,
We hope that you have found ways to be gentle with yourselves this week. As we continue to fight for our collective liberation, we know that rest, community care, and connection must remain central to how we move forward. The Headwaters community includes the brilliance of a multiracial collective that believes in fighting for a more just world. Our liberations will always be interconnected.
In Solidarity,
Headwaters Foundation for Justice
What's New this Month?
- Take a break, hear from our people!
- Our Birthday Social is coming up
- Support our work this Give to the Max Day
- Reflections from a Community Grantmaker, Alfred!
- November community events
- Job opportunities from the Headwaters community
Take a break, hear from our people!
In honor of our 40th year, we worked with Line Break Media to produce videos showcasing who we are as Headwaters. We are excited to highlight the many faces and voices that helped tell this story. From grantee partners to new board members, everyone has a different reason to believe in resourcing movements. It's a joyful video full of reflection and hope as we look to what else is possible when we work together!
Our Birthday Social is coming up
Join us on Thursday, December 5th from 5:30-7:30 PM at Malcolm Yards for a relaxed evening of connection, celebration, and community. Together, we’ll raise a toast to four decades of advancing equity and justice throughout Minnesota. What’s a birthday without cake? RSVP today for "Cheers to 40 Years: Headwaters’ Birthday Social"! Space limited.
Support our work this Give to the Max Day
At Headwaters Foundation for Justice, we fund organizing. Because we know that community organizing and grassroots movements are the engine that makes social change happen. It is through our donors that we are able to sustain our community-led grantmaking, putting money and trust into community hands. You can help us keep the momentum going this Give to the Max Day!
Reflections from a Community Grantmaker, Alfred!
Ever wondered what it's like to be a community grantmaker? As part of our series for our 40th anniversary, Alfred Walking Bull shares their perspective on how philanthropy is Indigenous, what solidarity looks like in practice, and how it all connects to community-led grantmaking:
"Growing up in the Rosebud Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, I learned that generosity must be the first of our core values. Both at home and in school, I was reminded that of the other three values of bravery, fortitude, and wisdom, none are possible without a generous spirit."
Community Events
🏳️🌈 QUEERSPACE Youth Center Open Hours
Tuesdays & Thursdays, from 3 to 6 p.m.
QUEERSPACE Collective's Youth Center is a welcoming, inclusive space open to all 2SLGBTQIA+ youth ages 13-17. Come as you are and join us for a safe place to hang, relax, and connect! All youth visiting the center for the first time will need to complete our registration form—either online ahead of time or with a staff member when they arrive.
💡 Strategy Hours with The Healthcare Reparations Cooperative
Friday, November 15 from 4 to 5:30 p.m.
The Healthcare Reparations Cooperative is opening a series of virtual strategy hours for members, non-members, and partner organizations to have a working space together to share updates and help us understand our roles in this moment. Current scheduled sessions are: Friday 11/15, Thursday 11/21, and Monday 11/25.
💪 Reparative Healing: Reparations Project Update
Wednesday, November 20 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Join Healthcare Reparations Cooperative for their final Political Pedagogy session of 2024! This is a hybrid session with both in-person and virtual options available. Facilitated by Ingie Osman MPH and Hadija Steen Mills MPH. This is an action-oriented session. Please bring friends and loved ones to build together!
🎞️ Wildflyer Film Screening: American Street Kid
Thursday, November 21 at 6 p.m.
Join Wildflyer Coffee at Trylon Cinema for a screening of the film, American Street Kid. We will host a post-film discussion and panel to discuss the film’s portrayal of homelessness in the US and what we can do to be better and stronger advocates for young people experiencing homelessness.
Job Opportunities from the Headwaters Community
Native Governance Center
🔸 Program Coordinator - Leadership Development
Salary Range: $47,000 – $53,000
Native Governance Center (NGC) is a values-driven organization currently searching for a coordinator to oversee the administrative aspects of our Leadership Development program. This program is dedicated to building a grassroots movement of Native Nation Rebuilders.
Asian American Organizing Project
🔸 Communications Manager
Salary Range: $55,000 – $64,000
🔸 Executive Assistant
Salary Range: $51,000 – $58,000
🔸 Field Manager
Salary Range: $55,000 – 64,000
🔸 Phone Canvasser
Hourly Pay: $18 – $23/hour
Asian American Organizing Project (AAOP) is a non-partisan organization led by and for young Asian Minnesotans in the Twin Cities. Through our grassroots organizing efforts and programming, we aim to develop young Asian community leaders to resist oppression and co-create a more just future for their families, schools, communities, and cities.
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