March 6, 2021. Please join us Saturdays for weekly Torah and sacred study led by our survivors of trafficking & ritual abuse: During these times each week, we center awareness, contemplation, collective intention, and deep details on how we make and keep our spaces completely free of invisiblized intersectional violence, including ritual abuse and sex trafficking. • We take time to share food together and make music together, strengthening all our selves in community. • We courageously address and continue even the most challenging topics, to the profound relief of our severely affected group members --- topics that otherwise we have never found addressed in a supported community setting. • Most of our group members meet asynchronously --- a great blessing for those who are severely disabled from participating in a culture that usually meets only in "real time." • This is how we create and sustain spaces safe for survivors. • Please consider getting involved to support those organizing this important resource. • Please consider making a financial offering, if you can, to support the work of severely disabled trafficking survivors organizing to share this important resource. • MAKE SAFE SPACES FOR SURVIVORS OF SEX TRAFFICKING: https://cash.app/$IntuitivePublicRadio • https://paypal.me/IntuitiveInvisibles • https://gumroad.com/IntuitivePR • https://t.me/s/IntuitivePublicHelpers/1251 • https://t.me/s/IntuitiveFlow/1711 • https://Intuitive.community/mishkan •°`

Intuitive Etymology Torah & Scripture Study Saturdays 8am ET / 5am PT • Commensal Musicality Saturdays 1pm ET / 10am PT • https://Intuitive.social/calendaring •°`

Contacts request for all locations, especially in/near Texas, Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Massachusetts:

Sex trafficking survivors in need of acknowledgment and awareness for physical safety and to stop continuing networks of trafficking.

Please will others be in contact with me directly with care for safety of severely disabled individuals in your location?

We are requesting public media conversation on immediate basis.

I cannot reliably follow this channel because of severe neurological disabilities and related dangers.

Thank you for messaging me directly @maxmorris.

Blessings.

The myth of "sex work" w/Esperanza Fonseca and Khara Jabola-Carolus

2/22/21

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Esperanza Fonseca and Khara Jabola-Carolus from AF3IRM join host Jen Marley to discuss the relationship between the sex trade, militarization, and global imperialism. Support: patreon.com/therednation

TEMPLE OF HIP HOP SUNDAY WEEKLY STUDY "HIPHOPPIA"

Lakota and Catholic: Jesuit education on the Pine Ridge Reservation

10/5/18 by America Media

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“My hope is that we can learn that we can be indigenous and all these other things: Catholic, worldly, a diplomat, a scientist, etc. My hope is that being indigenous is not limited,” said Maka Clifford in the pages of America last year. Maka is the director of curriculum and assessment at the Red Cloud Indian School, a Catholic school led by the Jesuits and the Lakota people. Maka was born on the Pine Ridge Reservation and graduated from Red Cloud in 2005. After studying in California, New York and Japan, Maka realized his calling to be involved in indigenous studies and human rights. He returned to Red Cloud in 2013. We talk to Maka about what it means to be a Lakota Catholic, the controversial history of Jesuit-run and boarding schools, Lakota spirituality and teaching indigenous students in 2018. Last week, the editors of America stated that the nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court should be withdrawn. We discuss the magazine’s previous support of the nomination and why the editors decided to withdraw it. In sexual abuse news, Pope Francis laicizes Chile’s Fernando Karadima. “The Better Church Governance Group” is a new organization founded by wealthy Catholics to investigate the College of Cardinals. And for the feast of St. Francis, we have a story about a dog that completes the Camino de Santiago. As always, you can email us at jesuitical@americamedia.org or tweet us on Twitter. You can also join our Facebook group and consider supporting us on Patreon! This episode is brought to you by Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Chicago. For 23 years, Cristo Rey has educated Latino students with limited means, preparing the leaders of tomorrow today. Learn about their mission at cristorey.net. Looking for an event in your neighborhood? Check out when the Ignatian Solidarity Network is hosting a “Solidarity On Tap” near you! Links from the show: The Editors: It is time for the Kavanaugh nomination to be withdrawn Pope Francis defrocks Chilean priest at center of sexual abuse scandal Wealthy Catholics to target Cardinals with ‘Red Hat Report’ A dog that has completed the Camino de Santiago comes to Rome Jewish husband and wife to be first married couple knighted by the Vatican What’s on tap? Mulled cider (on the rocks), Jack’s Winter Cider whiskey, one cinnamon stick, one star anise, ice Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This morning, I've been describing some challenging (repeating) situations we've found ourselves in.

The deaths of our colleagues are preventable.

The human trafficking we are monitoring is preventable.

I somehow don't think it's ironic at all (?) that often, a way we can prevent these horrible things is also a way we can all feel better most effortlessly.

Survivors of extreme violence, intersectional hardship, protracted trauma, environmental illness, and toxic injury have been putting their lives especially on the line in order to compile the information and materials is that are part of our Intuitive Community Knowledgebase.

When we listen closely and consistently to what they have to say, we have tremendously straightforward solutions to employ immediately.

These solutions are life-saving every single day.

Members of our network are being literally, physically tortured to death each day.

We show up for work anyway.

Most of the people and groups we try to reach are not disabled, but they have very challenging problems that they don't know how to address.

Most of the suffering we are witnessing in abled communities is being caused by the problem of not noticing the survivors who have solved those problems already.

All of our problems are solved much more easily when we join one another in consistent, caring community.

All of our problems are solved much more easily when we believe together that we can collaborate to create resilient income streams.

All of our problems are solved much more easily when we heed and honor the lived expertise of those who have survived greatest severity.

All of our problems are solved much more easily when we remember that the most marginalized members of our communities, and people who are undeservedly excluded from community, are all individuals who are most crucially needed, who must crucially be supported, in order for every member of any community to be safe.

We have been using these precepts and others to survive horrific experiences every day.

This is part of what has been painstakingly dedicated into our knowledgebase.

How can we share it more widely so that we can all be more safe?

What have we not so far managed to say?

What are the questions that lead us toward finally completing these amazing and necessary survivor-led efforts?

Thank you for reading.