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Rest looks different these days. Taking personal days from work to get a massage, grab a donut, and most importantly get...
03/07/2022

Rest looks different these days. Taking personal days from work to get a massage, grab a donut, and most importantly get st0ned in the park🤣😭

In a moment where the world feels so heavy, it can be hard to sit with ourselves. I find such stillness and restoration in these tiny little rewards. Sometimes I need to remember I’m not needed - there is no such thing as an “urgent” request from work. My presence is resistance.

With the chaos around the world, I want to empower us all to take charge. But we also need to rest in order to push back on the systems that oppress many. I’ve often felt hypocritical posting fun things to do in Chicago. But without ideas for joy, we can get lost in the hurt that is this world. This page is evolving to embrace resistance and the beauty that we work to protect and innovate here in Chicago💜 Safe Haven in the City is a love letter to the city that refined, embraced, and protected me. Now I’m embracing it, working to dismantle systems that haven’t been inclusive or embraced us all. I’m glad you’re here on this ride with me :)

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Bridging The Gap

We often get star struck when it comes to the beauty of Chicago. Caught in So the disconnect from the beautiful downtown Chicago and the prevalent needs of the community in the large city.

There are many nonprofits and charities can leave you asking, “Where do I even begin to research the need; what nonprofit uses the funds efficiently?” After working with a few non profits in the span of a little over ten years, it’s time to dive into the pool of Chicago and begin to ask some questions.

What needs does this community have? How are we best serving the community? Are the people harvesting relationships? Is the effort producing true lasting change? I’ll be asking all of these questions and more with every new non-profit! Stay-tuned!