In this heightened moment of Anti-Asian racism with thousands of hate crimes mounting since COVID began, mental health spaces become ever more important. Considering Asians are less likely to seek out mental healthcare than the general US population due to systemic oppression, how can a new story emerge where Asians feel safe and supported in breaking out of the model minority myth to reclaim who they are?

When we buy into the narrative that spirituality is about love, light and OM, we completely miss the important lessons found in the rage and injustice. How might we lean into the complexity of who we are in our anger to ignite transformation in the direction of social justice and a much needed revolution?

In a culture that makes it impossible to talk openly and honestly about sex and privileges male-dominated views on sexuality, porn becomes the default sex education. Women and men are left without real models for body parts, intimacy and relationship dynamics in the bedroom. How might we reimagine the landscape of human sexuality with “education through demonstration” and put our money where our mouth is?

In a culture that makes it impossible to talk openly and honestly about sex and privileges male-dominated views on sexuality, porn becomes the default sex education. Women and men are left without real models for body parts, intimacy and relationship dynamics in the bedroom. How might we reimagine the landscape of human sexuality with “education through demonstration” and put our money where our mouth is?