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Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers
Apr
3

Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers

Join our virtual monthly sessions designed specifically for workers in LA's homeless response sector presented in partnership with LAHSA.

Why Join?

  • Community Connection: Share experiences with peers who understand your daily challenges

  • Practical Support: Learn tools and techniques you can use immediately in your work

  • Healing Justice Approach: Build practices that support both personal and systemic change

  • Flexible Format: Join virtual monthly sessions that fit your schedule

Register

Open to all workers in LA's homeless response sector but space is limited. Virtual sessions are held monthly.

Facilitated by Alli Simon

Alli is the Senior Lead for Wellbeing and Healing Justice, where she leads healing justice and community care workshops for SJPLA and our partnering organizations. Alli’s work addresses the mental, physical, and emotional toll of caretaking work, especially for BIPOC workers, to combat burnout and attrition. By providing healing practices and tools, SJPLA helps support employees and renew their ability to care for their clients, deeply investing in the health and wellbeing of the homeless response workforce, especially amid a global pandemic.

In addition to her work with SJPLA, Alli serves as the Executive Director of Black Being, a non-profit well-being studio in Inglewood, CA. She is also a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a community organizer. Alli's journey into meditation began as a way to heal from personal loss and systemic trauma, which evolved into a mission to share these practices with others. She is devoted to increasing access to self-care practices, particularly for historically marginalized communities and social service providers, believing that tools like meditation, yoga, and community care can foster a more compassionate, resilient, and heart-centered world.

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Story of Us LA 2025
Apr
24

Story of Us LA 2025

Join us for Story of Us LA, where seven leaders will share their powerful stories of transforming Los Angeles through systems change. Through intimate storytelling and meaningful connection, you'll discover how these changemakers are tackling challenges from health equity to youth justice, and find your own role in building a more just and liberated Los Angeles.

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Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers
May
1

Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers

Join our virtual monthly sessions designed specifically for workers in LA's homeless response sector presented in partnership with LAHSA.

Why Join?

  • Community Connection: Share experiences with peers who understand your daily challenges

  • Practical Support: Learn tools and techniques you can use immediately in your work

  • Healing Justice Approach: Build practices that support both personal and systemic change

  • Flexible Format: Join virtual monthly sessions that fit your schedule

Register

Open to all workers in LA's homeless response sector but space is limited. Virtual sessions are held monthly.

Facilitated by Alli Simon

Alli is the Senior Lead for Wellbeing and Healing Justice, where she leads healing justice and community care workshops for SJPLA and our partnering organizations. Alli’s work addresses the mental, physical, and emotional toll of caretaking work, especially for BIPOC workers, to combat burnout and attrition. By providing healing practices and tools, SJPLA helps support employees and renew their ability to care for their clients, deeply investing in the health and wellbeing of the homeless response workforce, especially amid a global pandemic.

In addition to her work with SJPLA, Alli serves as the Executive Director of Black Being, a non-profit well-being studio in Inglewood, CA. She is also a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a community organizer. Alli's journey into meditation began as a way to heal from personal loss and systemic trauma, which evolved into a mission to share these practices with others. She is devoted to increasing access to self-care practices, particularly for historically marginalized communities and social service providers, believing that tools like meditation, yoga, and community care can foster a more compassionate, resilient, and heart-centered world.

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Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers
Jun
5

Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers

Join our virtual monthly sessions designed specifically for workers in LA's homeless response sector presented in partnership with LAHSA.

Why Join?

  • Community Connection: Share experiences with peers who understand your daily challenges

  • Practical Support: Learn tools and techniques you can use immediately in your work

  • Healing Justice Approach: Build practices that support both personal and systemic change

  • Flexible Format: Join virtual monthly sessions that fit your schedule

Register

Open to all workers in LA's homeless response sector but space is limited. Virtual sessions are held monthly.

Facilitated by Alli Simon

Alli is the Senior Lead for Wellbeing and Healing Justice, where she leads healing justice and community care workshops for SJPLA and our partnering organizations. Alli’s work addresses the mental, physical, and emotional toll of caretaking work, especially for BIPOC workers, to combat burnout and attrition. By providing healing practices and tools, SJPLA helps support employees and renew their ability to care for their clients, deeply investing in the health and wellbeing of the homeless response workforce, especially amid a global pandemic.

In addition to her work with SJPLA, Alli serves as the Executive Director of Black Being, a non-profit well-being studio in Inglewood, CA. She is also a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a community organizer. Alli's journey into meditation began as a way to heal from personal loss and systemic trauma, which evolved into a mission to share these practices with others. She is devoted to increasing access to self-care practices, particularly for historically marginalized communities and social service providers, believing that tools like meditation, yoga, and community care can foster a more compassionate, resilient, and heart-centered world.

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Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers
Mar
6

Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers

Join our virtual monthly sessions designed specifically for workers in LA's homeless response sector presented in partnership with LAHSA.

Why Join?

  • Community Connection: Share experiences with peers who understand your daily challenges

  • Practical Support: Learn tools and techniques you can use immediately in your work

  • Healing Justice Approach: Build practices that support both personal and systemic change

  • Flexible Format: Join virtual monthly sessions that fit your schedule

Register

Open to all workers in LA's homeless response sector but space is limited. Virtual sessions are held monthly.

Facilitated by Alli Simon

Alli is the Senior Lead for Wellbeing and Healing Justice, where she leads healing justice and community care workshops for SJPLA and our partnering organizations. Alli’s work addresses the mental, physical, and emotional toll of caretaking work, especially for BIPOC workers, to combat burnout and attrition. By providing healing practices and tools, SJPLA helps support employees and renew their ability to care for their clients, deeply investing in the health and wellbeing of the homeless response workforce, especially amid a global pandemic.

In addition to her work with SJPLA, Alli serves as the Executive Director of Black Being, a non-profit well-being studio in Inglewood, CA. She is also a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a community organizer. Alli's journey into meditation began as a way to heal from personal loss and systemic trauma, which evolved into a mission to share these practices with others. She is devoted to increasing access to self-care practices, particularly for historically marginalized communities and social service providers, believing that tools like meditation, yoga, and community care can foster a more compassionate, resilient, and heart-centered world.

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Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers
Feb
6

Monthly Care Group: A Space for LA's Homeless Sector Frontline Workers

Join our virtual monthly sessions designed specifically for workers in LA's homeless response sector presented in partnership with LAHSA.

Why Join?

  • Community Connection: Share experiences with peers who understand your daily challenges

  • Practical Support: Learn tools and techniques you can use immediately in your work

  • Healing Justice Approach: Build practices that support both personal and systemic change

  • Flexible Format: Join virtual monthly sessions that fit your schedule

Register

Open to all workers in LA's homeless response sector but space is limited. Virtual sessions are held monthly.

Facilitated by Alli Simon

Alli is the Senior Lead for Wellbeing and Healing Justice, where she leads healing justice and community care workshops for SJPLA and our partnering organizations. Alli’s work addresses the mental, physical, and emotional toll of caretaking work, especially for BIPOC workers, to combat burnout and attrition. By providing healing practices and tools, SJPLA helps support employees and renew their ability to care for their clients, deeply investing in the health and wellbeing of the homeless response workforce, especially amid a global pandemic.

In addition to her work with SJPLA, Alli serves as the Executive Director of Black Being, a non-profit well-being studio in Inglewood, CA. She is also a certified yoga and meditation teacher and a community organizer. Alli's journey into meditation began as a way to heal from personal loss and systemic trauma, which evolved into a mission to share these practices with others. She is devoted to increasing access to self-care practices, particularly for historically marginalized communities and social service providers, believing that tools like meditation, yoga, and community care can foster a more compassionate, resilient, and heart-centered world.

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Special Wellbeing Series: Community Care through Community Grief with Nicole Taylor
Feb
3

Special Wellbeing Series: Community Care through Community Grief with Nicole Taylor

In this session, we’ll create the space for a pause. We’ll explore the places where grief and hope are side by side.  You’ll be invited to take time to be with your current experience, explore layers of support—internal, friends/family, and community, and learn a few practices for continued resourcing.

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Liberatory Workplaces
Oct
3

Liberatory Workplaces

For team leads to Executive Directors - anyone who wants to build a nurturing, agile, and thriving workplace for their teams.

Participants will focus on ways to build organizational and institutional structures that create liberatory workplaces.

Liberatory workplaces are intentionally anti-racist and foster team genius and wellbeing.

Facilitated by Christine Margiotta

5x1.5 hour sessions

$395

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Liberatory Leadership
Jun
3

Liberatory Leadership

For aspiring leaders looking to break the traditional mold and forge their path as an authentic, equitable leader.

Participants will explore their personal genius, find supportive community, shake off traditional leadership norms, and skill up to lead in an anti-racist, liberatory way.

Facilitated by Kelli Poole

4x1.5 hour sessions

$295

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Fast Pitch Workshops
May
6

Fast Pitch Workshops

For staff in leadership, development, advocacy, communications and organizing who are working at organizations striving to transform systems, and create communities of care and belonging.

Harness the art of compelling storytelling, grounded in racial and social justice values. Learn how to distill the breadth and complexity of your nonprofit’s work into a pithy 3-minute pitch.

Upcoming Course Begins November 27th

Facilitated by Frank Romero-Crockett and Sharon Stratton

2 sessions

$295

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Fast Pitch 2024
Apr
23

Fast Pitch 2024

Join us for an afternoon of connection at Fast Pitch 2024! Witness the nonprofit leaders of the Systems Change Fellowship as they share their visions for a better community. Fast Pitch is your gateway to the heart of LA's systems change initiatives.

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Fast Pitch Workshops
Nov
27
to Dec 4

Fast Pitch Workshops

For staff in leadership, development, advocacy, communications and organizing who are working at organizations striving to transform systems, and create communities of care and belonging.

Harness the art of compelling storytelling, grounded in racial and social justice values. Learn how to distill the breadth and complexity of your nonprofit’s work into a pithy 3-minute pitch.

Upcoming Course Begins November 27th

Facilitated by Frank Romero-Crockett and Sharon Stratton

2 sessions

$295

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Liberatory Leadership
Oct
4

Liberatory Leadership

For aspiring leaders looking to break the traditional mold and forge their path as an authentic, equitable leader.

Participants will explore their personal genius, find supportive community, shake off traditional leadership norms, and skill up to lead in an anti-racist, liberatory way.

Facilitated by Kelli Poole

4x1.5 hour sessions

$295

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