Sangita Nayak
Sangita Nayak spends her days facilitating learning with children at Fernwood Montessori, as a public elementary teacher. She is guided by the children’s vision and organizes in community, so staff, students, and families can push for the world they deserve. Prior to her current teaching job, she planned and created a flourishing K8 dual language Montessori school in her neighborhood. Grounded in social justice and guided by community vision, Sangita has worked alongside colleagues at 9to5 National Association of Working Women, The Praxis Project, and the Hmong American Women’s Association. She consulted for groups such as The Sikh Coalition, Freedom Inc., Voces, and The Virginia Center for Inclusion. Outside of her teaching, she remains a consultant with the Milwaukee Turners.
In-Person | PM Session 1
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Facilitated By: Brenda Coley & Sangita Nayak
Audience: Open to Everyone 18+
What practices overwhelm us, make life difficult, burn us out in justice work? How do we create a space where we can center care while we remain loyal to our communities? The workshop includes a discussion exploring what practices we wish to abolish system wide. After a look from above, we ground ourselves, imagining a world that seeds, tends, and grows practices to center care of ourselves and our community. This workshop will include future visioning, time for personal reflection, and drawing.