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You’ve been doing the work. You’ve seen the injustice, felt the weight of systemic oppression, and committed yourself to dismantling it. But somewhere along the way, the grief of it all has become heavy. You’ve been grieving for the world—its broken systems, the harm caused to communities, and the ways it affects your own journey.

It’s time to give yourself the space to process that grief, to heal in community, and to reclaim your purpose from a place of wholeness.

 

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As a co-conspirator in the fight for justice, you may feel overwhelmed by the magnitude of the work. There’s grief in witnessing injustice and unlearning harmful patterns. Sometimes it’s hard to hold space for your own grief while still showing up for others. Does this sound familiar? 

  •  You feel a deep sadness over the systemic oppression that impacts marginalized communities.

  • You carry guilt, shame, or frustration because the fight for justice is long and the wins feel too small.
  • You’re struggling to process your emotions, leaving you burnt out and questioning your role.
  • You wonder, “Where do I take this grief, and how do I heal while continuing the work?”

     

Grief As A Pathway To Healing Workbook

This unique offering is designed to guide co-conspirators like you through the process of acknowledging, honoring, and healing your grief. It’s a space where you can safely process the emotions that come with being on the frontlines of justice work, while learning how to navigate these feelings in a healthy, sustainable way.

Whats Included: 

  • Healing Practices for Grief
    Learn powerful tools and strategies to navigate the complex grief that comes from witnessing and confronting the world’s injustices. These practices, rooted in self-compassion and mindfulness, will help you hold space for your grief while continuing to show up for justice work with grace.
  • Personal Reflection and Self-Compassion
    Reflect on your journey as a co-conspirator, especially the role of emotions in your work. Explore Chapter Three, “There Is Room for White Tears” from Heal Your Way Forward, which dives into the nuances of navigating white fragility and guilt without centering those emotions. You’ll be guided on how to transform grief into resilience and clarity as you move forward.
  • A Comprehensive Workbook: Access a detailed workbook filled with exercises, reflections, and resources to help you apply what you’ve learned and stay engaged throughout your journey.
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Your Guide

myisha t hill

Curator of Check Your Privilege. She guides others in healing relationships with themselves and others by challenging systems of oppression and is dedicated to building a reparative future free from domination​​.

"The grief I carried from constantly witnessing and fighting injustice was becoming unbearable. This workbook  gave me the space to process those emotions and reconnect with my purpose."
— Jasmine M
"I didn’t realize how much grief I was holding from the world’s injustices until I joined this program. The practices helped me reclaim my sense of self and stay committed to the work."
— Alex P.

Grief As The Pathway To Healing

Grief as the Pathway to Healing" will guide you through the process of recognizing grief in your body, practicing self-compassion, and finding empathy for yourself in your hardest moments. This isn't just about moving through grief—it's about growing through it.

$44.00 USD

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Reparations in Action: The Power of Black-Led Learning Spaces

In a world where Black bodies have been commodified and undervalued for centuries, working with Black leaders who guide us through the work of racial justice is more than a choice—it's an act of reparations. When you engage with Black-led spaces, you're not just supporting a cause; you're contributing to the healing and restoration of a community that has been systematically oppressed.

For white individuals, the benefits extend far beyond mere learning. Being taught by Black leaders transforms the process into one of rehumanization. Instead of the shame-based individualism and competition often found in white affinity groups, Black-led spaces invite you to reconnect with your humanity. Here, the focus shifts from performance to genuine connection, from guilt to growth, and from isolation to community.

This is more than education; it’s a radical shift toward healing—a path that not only changes the world but also transforms your heart.