Healing Justice Storytime
Sat, Sep 21
|Lansing
An engaging social justice storytime for grown ups interested in exploring Healing Justice and creating communities where everyone belongs and has what they need.
Time & Location
Sep 21, 2024, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Lansing, 1105 S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910, USA
About The Event
*In partnership with Lansing LIT*
11AM start time.
Are you curious about new ways to heal and create a community where everyone belongs and has what they need? Join us for The Healing Justice Storytime!
You are invited to come back to the story circles of your childhood and listen to readings from books included in the new Healing Justice Lending Library located within The Robin Theatre. Lightly facilitated by Tashmica Torok, this thought-provoking community gathering will  be held as a Restorative Justice Circle where participants can share  ideas and listen deeply in a safe(r) space dedicated to uplifting  collective wisdom, action, and hope.
Attendees will be granted:
- membership to the Healing Justice Lending Library
- subscription to the extremely low-volume mailing list for upcoming HJLLÂ events and updates
- FREE access to the full catalogue of books available to borrow for up to 30 days at a time.
This event is exclusively for adults. Space is limited to 20 people.
Access: Masks  are recommended. An air filter will be in use to mimimize the risk of  contracting or spreading Covid. The Robin Theater is ADA compliant.  Reading materials will be formatted for various access needs digitally  and physically. Images descriptions will be provided for folks with low  visibility. Due to budget constraints, ASL interpretation is not  available for this event. For questions about accommodations + access  needs, send an email to tashmicatorok@gmail.com
Bio:
Tashmica  Torok is a queer, Black woman who centers her work around connecting  dope ass people to liberatory ideas so that we can all get free.As  an abolitionist, Tashmica is cultivating her community’s ability to  imagine, build, and maintain ways to intervene on acts of violence  without relying on police, prisons, or other state institutions as a  path towards ending state-sanctioned violence against Black and brown  people.
Visit linktr.ee/tashmica for more information or follow her on Tiktok @Tashmica_ for an inside  look at what she’s growing - in her garden and in her work. To learn  more and subscribe to the Popaganda Podcast visit www.popagandapod.com
She  is the cohost of The Popaganda Podcast where you are invited to come  for the pop culture but stay for the abolition, the friendly  neighborhood librarian for the Healing Justice Lending Library, and the  founding CoDirector of The Firecracker Foundation, a healing community  working to end child sexual abuse based in Lansing, MI.When  Tashmica is not visioning, cultivating, and facilitating her own heart  work, she is raising the free people in her home, playing in her garden,  helping leaders build their own dreams, and teaching and modeling how  to create safe(r) spaces for all.