This event is part of our 12 Days of Peace virtual event series.

Seeking justice and pursuing holistic peace is not always about organizing, or leading demonstrations, or participating in protests. Your gifts—whether art, music, poetry, theater, gardening, crafting, or any number of innovative endeavors—can help enact genuine change. Engaging in creative practices can help us not just imagine a different world, but actually form people and communities capable of living into it.

Join Liz Digitale Anderson for a 90-minute workshop to get inspired to consider new ways to form communities of peace. Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Liz approaches resistance and healing by bringing people together in acts of community singing, amongst other creative nonviolent practices.

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Liz Digitale Anderson

Liz Digitale Anderson, Peace Catalyst Program Director in the Twin Cities, is a song leader and organizer who equips community peacemakers and collaborates with others for racial justice and healing. Liz weaves somatics and spiritual practices with song circles, which they use to create sacred space amid direct action, tend to grief and trauma, build community, and invite people to imagine new possibilities and liberated futures.