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It’s time to plan your day at MNxMN 2018: Beyond Resistance! As a registered attendee, you may now sign up for the specific sessions you want to attend.  Everyone will be able to attend the Opening Session, Interactive Lunch Session and our Keynote Speaker. The “Connect to the Cause” exhibit hall opens at 8:00 when registration starts, and there are breaks throughout the day so that you can visit our local organizations 

The sessions are small-group workshops to create an intimate, interactive space where real hands-on learning and networking can happen. Space is limited - get your ticket and sign up today!  

Sessions are based on these three themes:

  • Community Building

  • Skills for Effective Activism

  • Understanding the Issues: Passion to Purpose

Important Scheduling Tips

  1. Seating in workshops is limited to allow for interactive learning and community building and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Ticket holders are welcome to attend any sessions that are not at capacity, regardless of registration. You can use your link to change your session on this page up until January 27 at 5pm. 
  2. Please note the times of the sessions you select. Some AM sessions are 90 minutes, and some are 60 minutes. Make sure to view the schedule in the "Grid" view to avoid picking overlapping sessions. 
  3. Help us reduce paper waste. Download your personal schedule, or bring your mobile device with you to have your schedule handy on-site. 
  4. All available electronic files for posted sessions will be available to all MNxMN 2018 Beyond Resistance ticket holders, even for sessions you don’t attend. 
  5. All session times, content, speakers and availability are subject to change. If a session you are registered for cancels or changes times, you will be notified by email. If that occurs, we will make every effort to help you get into an alternative session of your choice, even if the session you want is already full.

 

So sign up for your favorite sessions and save your seat! If you have any questions about scheduling your day, email programs@mnxmn.org .

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Sunday, January 28 • 9:45am - 11:15am
Women of Color and Indigenous Women Leaders in the Social Justice Movement ALMOST FULL

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Discussion will focus on personal stories of how the panelists became social justice activists, details of the  movements they are part of, what it is to be doing this work as a woman of color and Indigenous woman, and what the panelists want others to do in order to support and follow women of color and Indigenous women in leading this work.
Moderator: Samantha Pree-Stinson
 
Moderators
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Samantha Pree-Stinson

Senior Policy Aide and Advisor
Samantha Pree-Stinson was a Green Party Endorsed Minneapolis City Council Candidate in 2017 and was the co-founder of the Black and Brown Caucus. She is currently serving as Senior Policy Aide and Advisor to 4th Ward Councilman Phillipe Cunningham. Samantha serves as President of... Read More →

Presenters
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Chauntyll Allen

EA, ST Paul public schools
Chauntyll Allen is a Youth Advocate and Community Organizer.  She was born and raised in the historic Rondo community   She has worked in the Rondo community as a basketball coach and educator for over 20 years. Currently working for St. Paul Public Schools and UMN-Learning Dreams... Read More →
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Sheila Lamb

City Councilor, MN350
Sheila Lamb is a newly elected Cloquet City Council member who has worked serving local communities for the past 20 years. She is a volunteer with MN350 and works for Life House with trafficked and at-risk youth. Sheila is Cherokee on her mother's side and White Earth Ojibwe on her... Read More →
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Estefania Navarro

Immigration Justice Organizer, Navigate MN
Estefania Navarro is a proud Xicana first generation immigrant living with undocumented status. She draws upon her lived experiences as a community organizer, educator and community healing coach to advance systemic change through community-centered policy. She is a community organizer... Read More →
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Bo Thao-Urabe

Executive Director, Coalition of Asian American Leaders (CAAL)
Bo Thao-Urabe's work has been focused on creating community-centered, asset-based solutions that results in meaningful outcomes and transformative change. Her commitment to improving community conditions so that all people thrive has led to the creation of local, national and international... Read More →

Sunday January 28, 2018 9:45am - 11:15am CST
Classroom 4 Harding High School, 1540 6th St E, St Paul, MN 55106
  Community Building