Come as you are for a community chat/tea time and share what CARE means to you, what forms of care you see happening in your community, and how to extend these practices to our society.

The liberating, empowering words of queer, BIPOC disability activists, chronically ill artists and revolutionary healthcare practitioners will be our conversation starters to discuss intersectionality, forms of resistance to capitalism and ableism, and radical interdependence. No pre-reading is expected to attend this event, just an interest in sharing and listening! After the conversations, you are welcome to stay and attend a short demonstration on how to sew a DIY heating pad using recycled fabric and rice. All participants are welcome to take a small heating pad home.

There will be tea and snacks, heating pads, and comfy seating to encourage rest. Masking is also encouraged and this space welcomes forms of accessibility that are adaptive and responsive to participants' different needs.

Led by artist/curator Zoe Cinel.

Accessibility info

The building is equipped with:

• Wheelchair accessible entrance

• Accessible drop-off spot in front of the entrance

• Limited parking in the back

• Free street parking in the area

• Gender neutral restroom