Sarah Shatz
Sarah Shatz (she/her) is honored to be a part of the YWCA Madison’s eco-system as a community practitioner. In her professional life, Sarah is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and serves as a Community Based Social Worker with Dane County Human Services. She also works as with the UW Health Mindfulness Program as a teacher. Sarah sees mindfulness practice as integral to the work of shaping change internally and externally. She lives with her partner Claire and two very naughty cats on the north side of Madison.
In-Person | PM Session A
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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Facilitated By: Sarah Shatz
Audience: White People
Growing up as a white female, my training (family, school, professional) has always had the flavor of "not making a fuss". Let's get curious about who benefits from this instruction in big and small moments of life. What might it look like to shift this pattern in our personal and collective lives? What might happen when we see our patterns of reactivity and instead of travelling down this deep groove of ingrained behavior we choose fierce vulnerability instead? What might "making a fuss" with fierce vulnerability look like?