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11/14/25 Healing Art Circle November Zoom
What to Expect
The Healing Art Circle provides a supportive space to process emotions about current events and racial suffering through creative expression. Using an adapted Healing Circle format combined with art-making, participants explore their feelings in a safe, judgment-free environment.
Healing Circles Help Us:
Step out of ordinary time into a safe and accepting environment. We listen with compassion and curiosity, honor each other's unique paths to healing, and trust that each person has the guidance they need within them. We rely on the power of silence to access our inner wisdom.
Core Practices:
Listening with attention: Being fully present for others' experiences
Speaking with intention: Sharing authentically from the heart
Tending to the well-being of the circle: Supporting collective healing
What You'll Need:
Any materials or writing and art supplies you have available
Any medium you choose (poetry, music, watercolors, collage, pen and paper, digital art, dance, etc.)
No art experience necessary—all forms of creative expression are welcome
Past participants have created diverse forms of expression including poetry, music, watercolors, collage, paper and pen drawings, digital art, and dance. The focus is on the healing process, not artistic skill.
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All In Together
Core Principles:
Strictly Nonpartisan: Tools and opportunities for all women regardless of party affiliation
Inclusive: Special focus on underserved women, women of color, and young women
Collaborative: "All in together" means partnering across sectors and organizations
Action-Oriented: Moving beyond awareness to tangible civic participation
Sustainable: Building lifelong commitment to democracy beyond election cycles
What makes AIT different:
Only national nonpartisan organization focused exclusively on women's civic engagement
Combines education, training, research, and media to create systemic change
Reaches millions through media while training thousands on the ground
Addresses gender-based violence survivors and marginalized communities
Led by women with deep expertise in both civic life and business leadership
11/15/25 Step Into Someone Else's World
This groundbreaking event returns to Houston Community College for the first time since 2020, inviting you to experience the world through someone else's eyes using the power of virtual reality.
Join HCC Central for a special VR for Empathy event on Saturday, November 15. This groundbreaking initiative was first held at HCC in 2019, followed by a larger, more impactful edition in 2020, and now returns with fresh perspectives on how immersive technology can help us understand one another more deeply.