Toward Home: Building The Living Room Project

About That Life - 2012 NYE @ the Living Room Project!!!

video slideshow created by Robert Silver

the house warming party was aaaamazing!!! we ate, drank, danced, and warmed the space real nice. and in between, raised over $500!!! click on the pic to see more….

to those that joined us, thank you! to those that weren’t able to, you were missed!

there’s still time to donate to the space if you haven’t already. everything goes to keeping the space running, and expanding our programs so please give what you can to support this much needed community space.

thank you!!!!

micah hobbes frazier and the living room project

The Living Room Project is an accessible healing justice practice/community space for queer and trans people of color (qtpoc) and our allies.

Through resource sharing, and collaborative efforts, the space provides opportunities for creative expression, collective healing, and community building. Ultimately the Living Room Project hopes to inspire deeper relationship, interdependence, and care amongst qtpoc communities.

The Living Room Project Offers *:

- practice space for healers/practitioners/coaches

- community event and workshop/class space

- healing/wellness days

- community events classes and workshops

* The Living Room Project is committed to being an accessible space for qtpoc communities.

To get more info about using the space, please email: micahhobbesfrazier@gmail.com

The Living Room Project was founded by micah aka hobbes, a black queer boi healer, doula/birthkeeper, facilitator/trainer, dj, and magic maker, living, loving, and laughing in Oakland, CA. He deeply believes that personal healing must always be connected to collective liberation.

Micah is a skilled somatic bodyworker, and one of few queer, gender non-conforming doulas of color, working to create safe space for qtpoc families to birth in ways that are healing, resilient, and loving. He also builds resilience and community by sharing his love of music and good beats as a dj (dj trinity).

To find out more about micah, please visit his blog at http://www.boidoula.com

Micah's intention is to keep the space completely community/self supported, and not rely on grants. He wants the space to be interdependent with the communities it's a part of, not reliant on foundations that so often gets in the way of the work we want to do or the way we want to do it.

Please give whatever you can, everything goes to supporting the space in operating and continuing to be sustainable.

THANK YOU!

YOU CAN SEND DONATIONS DIRECTLY WITH PAYPAL TO KAIYA@RISEUP.NET

OR YOU CAN MAIL CHECKS TO: 4096 PIEDMONT AVE #250 OAKLAND, CA 94611

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