| From | Headwaters Foundation for Justice <[email protected]> |
| Subject | Support movement builders with your year-end gift |
| Date | November 9, 2022 3:00 PM |
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A slightly blurred collage of community photos. A march with yellow signs, two people hugging, a meeting, and a person talking on a megaphone are visible. There is a transparent blue overlay and a semi-transparent lighter blue box with the words "Headwaters Foundation for Justice e-newsletter" in black.<[link removed]>
Headwaters Community News
Support movement builders with your year-end gift
Job opportunities from the Headwaters community
November community events
Support movement builders with your year-end gift
2023 is quickly approaching, and we are deeply thankful for the ways you have shown up to support movement-builders and community organizers in partnership with Headwaters in 2022. It has been a year of change and challenge, but we know that, like us, you are committed to doing what you can to support justice and equity throughout Minnesota.
We need your participation<[link removed]> at whatever level is possible to build collective power and fund movements at the heart of social change.
Headwaters’ grantees are “builders”. They take on injustices and build pathways towards a better future, inclusive of all Minnesotans. Every day, they build towards that future by defeating harmful bills at the legislature, pushing for better working conditions for laborers, protecting reproductive rights, and fighting for housing justice.
Inquilinxs Unidxs Por Justicia<[link removed]> (IX) is a great example. In 2016, Headwaters invested in IX’s work before any other funders. Headwaters knew that tenants needed funding to take on exploitative landlords, and that by organizing they could build powerful things. In the 6 years since, IX has won victory after victory, including creating a tenant-owned housing cooperative. With Headwaters’ ongoing support, IX has built real stability and power for renters in Minneapolis.
Join us in moving money to builders!
Give a year-end gift before December 31<[link removed]>, and Headwaters will make sure your meaningful donation goes to folks who have the vision and courage to build something new in 2023.
Donate today in honor of building a beautiful future for all Minnesotans! <[link removed]>
Thank you. <[link removed]>
Job Opportunities from the Headwaters Community
Director of Organizer<[link removed]>, ACER
Program Facilitator – Youth Training and Opportunity Program,<[link removed]> Appetite for Change
Director of Programs<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Catering Events Manager<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Station 81 – Cook<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Station 81 – Dishwasher<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Kitchen Manager<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Multiple Positions<[link removed]>, Black Visions
Deputy Director<[link removed]>, CAIR-MN
Director of Programs<[link removed]>, Division of Indian Work
Medical Director<[link removed]>, Family Tree Clinic
Provider (NP, CNM, PA),<[link removed]> Family Tree Clinic
Care Coordinator Rn (32-36 Hours<[link removed]>), Family Tree Clinic
Sex Educator<[link removed]>, Family Tree Clinic
Fostering Education Program Manager<[link removed]>, Foster Advocates
Farmer Advocate<[link removed]>, Hmong American Farmers Association
Administrative/Executive Assistant<[link removed]>, Hmong American Farmers Association
Development Director<[link removed]>, Joyce Preschool
PM Lead Teacher, Bilingual (Spanish & English) preferred<[link removed]>, Joyce Preschool
Graphic Design Lab Lead<[link removed]>, Juxtaposition Arts
Maintenance Manager<[link removed]>, Juxtaposition Arts
Co-Executive Director<[link removed]>, Minnesota Indigenous Business Alliance
Finance Manager<[link removed]>, Minnesota Youth Collective
Organizing Director<[link removed]>, MN8
Khmer Services Manager,<[link removed]> MN8
Director of Policy & Organizing<[link removed]>, OutFront Minnesota
Director of Development & Communications<[link removed]>, OutFront Minnesota
Marketing Director<[link removed]>, Penumbra Center for Racial Healting
AmeriCorps VISTA LGBTQ+ Youth Mentorship<[link removed]>, QUEERSPACE Collective
Human Resources Director<[link removed]>, TakeAction Minnesota
Managing Director<[link removed]>, The Fields at Rootsprings
Associate Organizer<[link removed]>, Unidos MN
Development Manager<[link removed]>, Unidos MN
November Community Events
Dakota 38+2: Forgiveness, Healing, and Reconciliation<[link removed]>
Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.
The American Indian Family Center in partnership with M Health Fairview and Saint Paul Public Schools Indian Education will screen the documentary "Dakota 38", a film about Jim Miller and a group of riders that retrace the 330-mile ride from Lower Brule, South Dakota to Mankato, Minnesota where 38 Dakota were hanged in the largest mass execution in United States history, ordered by Abraham Lincoln on December 26, 1892. The birth of this ride came to Miller in a haunting dream where he woke up to witness his ancestors being hanged. The screening will be followed by a group discussion.
Indigenous Foods Class Series<[link removed]>
November 10 – November 29, 2022 at 6 p.m.
We are honored to partner again this year with the Indigenous Food Network and local members of Indigenous-led organizations Dream of Wild Health, Division of Indian Work, Gatherings Café, and American Indian Family Center to share their knowledge through a series of cooking and lecture workshops.
These six classes will all focus on a different recipes using traditional ingredients. We will learn how to make delicious meals, drinks, medicines, and desserts as instructors share their expertise on sourcing, sustainability, and environmental impacts on local and native-grown foods.
History Revealed: The Farmer-Labor Movement: A Minnesota Story<[link removed]>
Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 7 p.m.
The East Side Freedom Library, Ramsey County Historical Society, and Roseville Public Library invite you to a special session of History Revealed: The Farmer-Labor Movement: A Minnesota Story. This event will include a screening and discussion of a new documentary film.
Please join filmmakers Randy Croce, Tom O’Connell, and Anna Kuharjec for a conversation after the screening.
"Perilous times: Defending & Defining the Spirit of Black Media" - Sankofa<[link removed]>
Saturday, November 12, 2022 at 2 p.m.
The Sankofa Series is a community gathering and conversation on the theme: Perilous times: Defending and Defining the Spirit of Black Media. This topic explores the impact of the media on the Black community posing questions such as: What has been the impact of mass media and social media on our community and how has Black media balanced the narrative about Black people in airwaves and internet?
MPD150 Sunsetting Panel: The Past, Present, and Future of Abolition in Minneapolis<[link removed]>
Monday, November 14, 2022 at 7 p.m.
This fall, five years after we published our report "Enough is Enough: A 150-Year Performance Review of the Minneapolis Police Department," MPD150 is sunsetting.
And as we sunset, we invite community to join us for a virtual panel about the past, present, and future of abolition (in Minneapolis and beyond). We'll hear from Rose M. Brewer, Ph.D., Jason Sole, Taiwana Shambley, and moderator o. smith.
Lotus Rising - SEAD's 6th Annual Raise Our Roots<[link removed]>
Saturday, November 19, 2022 at 6 p.m.
The SEAD Project invites you to join us for our 6th annual fall fundraiser, Raise Our Roots on Saturday, November 19th from 6:00 - 9:00pm at SPNN, to benefit SEAD’s critical work in language, storytelling, and creative community building.
The event aims to gather the community for an evening of cultural learning, music, performances, silent auction, food and drinks. We will also have floating activities throughout the event, some of which include SEA Bingo, Lotus making, Dance Lessons and more!
Transgender Day of Remembrance<[link removed]>
Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 4 p.m.
Join OutFront Minnesota and Quatrefoil Library for a special observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance, featuring local artists, speakers, and poets. You will be able to participate in a community art project 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after the event, so come early to connect.
All are welcome!
Consent & Abolition: A 3-Part Training Series<[link removed]>
Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 6 p.m.
We are all arriving to abolition in our own ways and are aspiring to be responsive to each others’ autonomy in a community. Consent is an abolitionist practice rooted in deep care.
This is a peer-led space to ask questions, share resources, and explore consent together as a liberatory practice. Come prepared for embodied practices, reflection, discussion, writing activities, and skill sharing.
Why Treaties Matter<[link removed]>
Monday, November 28, 2022 at 5 p.m.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, this traveling exhibit will be on display at the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center. Sponsored by the John Hopkins Center of Indigenous Health, Great Lakes Hub and the American Indian Community Housing Authority (AICHO). Celebrate and view the power of this exhibit at 5-7pm and listen to Dr. Melissa Walls talk about Indigenous Health.
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<[link removed]>
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Donate<[link removed]>
Unsubscribe<[link removed]>
Headwaters Foundation for Justice<[link removed]>
2801 21st Ave S, Ste 132B | Minneapolis, MN 55407
<[link removed]>
Headwaters Community News
Support movement builders with your year-end gift
Job opportunities from the Headwaters community
November community events
Support movement builders with your year-end gift
2023 is quickly approaching, and we are deeply thankful for the ways you have shown up to support movement-builders and community organizers in partnership with Headwaters in 2022. It has been a year of change and challenge, but we know that, like us, you are committed to doing what you can to support justice and equity throughout Minnesota.
We need your participation<[link removed]> at whatever level is possible to build collective power and fund movements at the heart of social change.
Headwaters’ grantees are “builders”. They take on injustices and build pathways towards a better future, inclusive of all Minnesotans. Every day, they build towards that future by defeating harmful bills at the legislature, pushing for better working conditions for laborers, protecting reproductive rights, and fighting for housing justice.
Inquilinxs Unidxs Por Justicia<[link removed]> (IX) is a great example. In 2016, Headwaters invested in IX’s work before any other funders. Headwaters knew that tenants needed funding to take on exploitative landlords, and that by organizing they could build powerful things. In the 6 years since, IX has won victory after victory, including creating a tenant-owned housing cooperative. With Headwaters’ ongoing support, IX has built real stability and power for renters in Minneapolis.
Join us in moving money to builders!
Give a year-end gift before December 31<[link removed]>, and Headwaters will make sure your meaningful donation goes to folks who have the vision and courage to build something new in 2023.
Donate today in honor of building a beautiful future for all Minnesotans! <[link removed]>
Thank you. <[link removed]>
Job Opportunities from the Headwaters Community
Director of Organizer<[link removed]>, ACER
Program Facilitator – Youth Training and Opportunity Program,<[link removed]> Appetite for Change
Director of Programs<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Catering Events Manager<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Station 81 – Cook<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Station 81 – Dishwasher<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Kitchen Manager<[link removed]>, Appetite for Change
Multiple Positions<[link removed]>, Black Visions
Deputy Director<[link removed]>, CAIR-MN
Director of Programs<[link removed]>, Division of Indian Work
Medical Director<[link removed]>, Family Tree Clinic
Provider (NP, CNM, PA),<[link removed]> Family Tree Clinic
Care Coordinator Rn (32-36 Hours<[link removed]>), Family Tree Clinic
Sex Educator<[link removed]>, Family Tree Clinic
Fostering Education Program Manager<[link removed]>, Foster Advocates
Farmer Advocate<[link removed]>, Hmong American Farmers Association
Administrative/Executive Assistant<[link removed]>, Hmong American Farmers Association
Development Director<[link removed]>, Joyce Preschool
PM Lead Teacher, Bilingual (Spanish & English) preferred<[link removed]>, Joyce Preschool
Graphic Design Lab Lead<[link removed]>, Juxtaposition Arts
Maintenance Manager<[link removed]>, Juxtaposition Arts
Co-Executive Director<[link removed]>, Minnesota Indigenous Business Alliance
Finance Manager<[link removed]>, Minnesota Youth Collective
Organizing Director<[link removed]>, MN8
Khmer Services Manager,<[link removed]> MN8
Director of Policy & Organizing<[link removed]>, OutFront Minnesota
Director of Development & Communications<[link removed]>, OutFront Minnesota
Marketing Director<[link removed]>, Penumbra Center for Racial Healting
AmeriCorps VISTA LGBTQ+ Youth Mentorship<[link removed]>, QUEERSPACE Collective
Human Resources Director<[link removed]>, TakeAction Minnesota
Managing Director<[link removed]>, The Fields at Rootsprings
Associate Organizer<[link removed]>, Unidos MN
Development Manager<[link removed]>, Unidos MN
November Community Events
Dakota 38+2: Forgiveness, Healing, and Reconciliation<[link removed]>
Wednesday, November 9, 2022 at 5:30 p.m.
The American Indian Family Center in partnership with M Health Fairview and Saint Paul Public Schools Indian Education will screen the documentary "Dakota 38", a film about Jim Miller and a group of riders that retrace the 330-mile ride from Lower Brule, South Dakota to Mankato, Minnesota where 38 Dakota were hanged in the largest mass execution in United States history, ordered by Abraham Lincoln on December 26, 1892. The birth of this ride came to Miller in a haunting dream where he woke up to witness his ancestors being hanged. The screening will be followed by a group discussion.
Indigenous Foods Class Series<[link removed]>
November 10 – November 29, 2022 at 6 p.m.
We are honored to partner again this year with the Indigenous Food Network and local members of Indigenous-led organizations Dream of Wild Health, Division of Indian Work, Gatherings Café, and American Indian Family Center to share their knowledge through a series of cooking and lecture workshops.
These six classes will all focus on a different recipes using traditional ingredients. We will learn how to make delicious meals, drinks, medicines, and desserts as instructors share their expertise on sourcing, sustainability, and environmental impacts on local and native-grown foods.
History Revealed: The Farmer-Labor Movement: A Minnesota Story<[link removed]>
Thursday, November 10, 2022 at 7 p.m.
The East Side Freedom Library, Ramsey County Historical Society, and Roseville Public Library invite you to a special session of History Revealed: The Farmer-Labor Movement: A Minnesota Story. This event will include a screening and discussion of a new documentary film.
Please join filmmakers Randy Croce, Tom O’Connell, and Anna Kuharjec for a conversation after the screening.
"Perilous times: Defending & Defining the Spirit of Black Media" - Sankofa<[link removed]>
Saturday, November 12, 2022 at 2 p.m.
The Sankofa Series is a community gathering and conversation on the theme: Perilous times: Defending and Defining the Spirit of Black Media. This topic explores the impact of the media on the Black community posing questions such as: What has been the impact of mass media and social media on our community and how has Black media balanced the narrative about Black people in airwaves and internet?
MPD150 Sunsetting Panel: The Past, Present, and Future of Abolition in Minneapolis<[link removed]>
Monday, November 14, 2022 at 7 p.m.
This fall, five years after we published our report "Enough is Enough: A 150-Year Performance Review of the Minneapolis Police Department," MPD150 is sunsetting.
And as we sunset, we invite community to join us for a virtual panel about the past, present, and future of abolition (in Minneapolis and beyond). We'll hear from Rose M. Brewer, Ph.D., Jason Sole, Taiwana Shambley, and moderator o. smith.
Lotus Rising - SEAD's 6th Annual Raise Our Roots<[link removed]>
Saturday, November 19, 2022 at 6 p.m.
The SEAD Project invites you to join us for our 6th annual fall fundraiser, Raise Our Roots on Saturday, November 19th from 6:00 - 9:00pm at SPNN, to benefit SEAD’s critical work in language, storytelling, and creative community building.
The event aims to gather the community for an evening of cultural learning, music, performances, silent auction, food and drinks. We will also have floating activities throughout the event, some of which include SEA Bingo, Lotus making, Dance Lessons and more!
Transgender Day of Remembrance<[link removed]>
Sunday, November 20, 2022 at 4 p.m.
Join OutFront Minnesota and Quatrefoil Library for a special observance of Transgender Day of Remembrance, featuring local artists, speakers, and poets. You will be able to participate in a community art project 15 minutes before and 15 minutes after the event, so come early to connect.
All are welcome!
Consent & Abolition: A 3-Part Training Series<[link removed]>
Tuesday, November 22, 2022 at 6 p.m.
We are all arriving to abolition in our own ways and are aspiring to be responsive to each others’ autonomy in a community. Consent is an abolitionist practice rooted in deep care.
This is a peer-led space to ask questions, share resources, and explore consent together as a liberatory practice. Come prepared for embodied practices, reflection, discussion, writing activities, and skill sharing.
Why Treaties Matter<[link removed]>
Monday, November 28, 2022 at 5 p.m.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, this traveling exhibit will be on display at the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center. Sponsored by the John Hopkins Center of Indigenous Health, Great Lakes Hub and the American Indian Community Housing Authority (AICHO). Celebrate and view the power of this exhibit at 5-7pm and listen to Dr. Melissa Walls talk about Indigenous Health.
<[link removed]>
<[link removed]>
<[link removed]>
<[link removed]>
Donate<[link removed]>
Unsubscribe<[link removed]>
Headwaters Foundation for Justice<[link removed]>
2801 21st Ave S, Ste 132B | Minneapolis, MN 55407
<[link removed]>
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