Juntos

Join Middlebury Alums, Elizabeth Bueno (Posse 6) and Morgane Richardson (Posse 6) as well as Anti-Racism consultant, Dorcas Davis in a conversation on Reproductive Justice and the Health Care system.


Reproductive Justice, as defined by Loretta Ross, is the human right to maintain bodily
autonomy, have children or not have children and to parent those children in safe and sustainable communities. In this session, we will go over the core components of the reproductive justice framework and explore how systems of oppression (racism, sexism,

“Trauma in the Body is a creative writing workshop that begins with a brief presentation of how trauma works in the body and how to identify if your body is stuck in “freeze” or “flight” mode(s). After the introduction, Alan leads participants through a study of three poems by migrant writers that help us obtain necessary language to speak about our traumas so that we can relax our bodies and ease physical pain. During this workshop, participants are encouraged to explore where they feel pain in their bodies, create a sculpture of their body part and then write poetry to their bodies.

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Join us for an evening pf storytelling as Middlebury students share their migration stories. Snacks will be provided.  

Students of Middlebury will have an opportunity to share their migration stories, either from their personal experience or a family member’s experience, through storytelling. Come listen to their stories and feel free to join at the end with the open-mic portion.
Snacks will be provided!

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A one hour information session about the mission and branches of Juntos.

1 hour info session hosted by Juntos board to inform new members of how to get involved and what our org is all about.

Juntos Fall Info Session: Come learn about all the different branches of Juntos, including our compas program, activism, events, mentoring opportunities, women’s group, food justice, and more!

I have reserved the fenced in area on McCullough Lawn for you, please be sure that all participants wear proper face coverings and maintain proper social distancing. I have attached a copy of event host responsibilities, please read them over prior to your meeting.