2025 Racial Justice Summit

Get Together: Becoming the Liberation Ecosystem

Keynote Speakers

  • Robin Wall Kimmerer

    Virtual Opening Keynote

  • Dekila Chungyalpa

    Virtual Opening Keynote Facilitator

  • Ruth Wilson Gilmore

    Virtual Generative Dialogue Contributor

  • Maurice Mitchell

    Virtual Generative Dialogue Contributor

  • Cristina Jiménez

    Virtual Generative Dialogue Contributor

  • Maliha Nu'Man

    Virtual Generative Dialogue Facilitator

  • Jacquelyn Boggess

    In-Person Generative Dialogue Contributor

  • Mouna Algahaithi

    In-Person Generative Dialogue Contributor

  • Karen Romo

    In-Person Generative Dialogue Contributor

Featured Guests

  • Adaku Utah

    In-Person Featured Practitioner

  • Kai Brown

    Featured Poet

  • Octavia Ikard

    Featured Poet

  • Bianca Martain

    Emcee

  • DJ Easy E

    DJ Performance

The Racial Justice Summit Booklet

The Racial Justice Summit Booklet was created to support attendees in preparing for the Summit experience and integrating keynote plenaries. In the following pages, you will find orientation material, spreads for note-taking, contextual information about keynote speakers, resources for extended learning and practice, and reflection questions for ongoing processing.

Featured Artist: The Summit Community

Featured Film: Sacred Wisdom Sacred Earth

People walking through a field of tall grasses and plants in the outdoors during daytime with a clear sky, and text overlay promoting sacred earth and earth's protection.

Our Earth is sacred. She is alive. In restoring a relationship of reciprocity and care with her, we heal ourselves and rewrite our future.

We were honored to be trusted as a host for the Madison Premiere and the first non-native audience to view Sacred Wisdom Sacred Earth, at the time, a brand-new documentary by the Loka Initiative, in partnership with Bravebird, UW-Madison's Center for Healthy Minds, and the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council. The documentary unveils the deep connection of Wisconsin’s Native American tribes to the land and waters of the Great Lakes and how that relationship seeds their efforts to restore spiritual, cultural, and environmental resilience.

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