the People's Solidarity Hub
a central hub for activists and organizers to build collective power ABOUT US
community building

movement infrastructure

democratic leadership
As we grow our movements throughout the South, there is a pressing need for physical spaces that fuel and strengthen our movements. The People’s Solidarity Hub aims to be that much needed accessible cultural space, that serves as a home to the larger community and forwards collective action and liberation.
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Support the vision of the People’s Solidarity Hub and the ability for movement leaders throughout Triangle to use the space for little to no cost.
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People’s Solidarity Hub
The People’s Solidarity Hub of Durham is a central hub for activists and organizers to gather and build collective power
TOMORROW, Wednesday Nov 11th
Bhumi Durham is organizing a retreat where Lama Rod will be present in person. The retreat, titled "Healing, Resilience, and Liberation" will be held Nov. 12th-Nov. 15th at @weareavila. Before the retreat, there will be a BIPOC Only Practice and Dialogue space on November 11th at PSH!
RSVP Link for the BIPOC only dialogue space in Highlights
Location:
Sassafras Center (teal building)
People’s Solidarity Hub
1805 Chapel Hill Rd
A ProDoula certified birth doula and Lamaze certified childbirth educator with a passion for education and a goal of empowering pregnant people, and building support around pregnant people, their partners, and their families will lead a 5 week series of childbirth education classes that aim to increase participants knowledge of pregnancy, birth and the first few hours of newborn care. Participants will leave feeling more educated, prepared and confident in their ability to have a healthy pregnancy and labor. Participants will be encouraged to participate actively as we practice comfort measures and positions for pregnancy, labor and delivery.
Every Tuesday from November 17th through December 8th. Sliding Scale Investment from $125-$250. Link in Highlights to RSVP
Sunday, November 15th, 12pm. PSH, Yarrow (white) building.
Scorpio B-Day Party Queer Joy Yoga with Rosie! 11/15
About us: Queer Joy Yoga is a donation-based, community-oriented yoga class which follows bell hooks’ definition of queer: “Being about the self that is at odds with everything around it and that has to invent and create and find a place to speak and to thrive and to live.”
QJY is a gathering for all those imagining and working towards reinvention and dismantling different systems of oppression (regardless of sexual and/or gender identity). The monthly class involves discussion of themes such as identity, resistance, solidarity, and interpersonal relationships along with a physical and mindfulness practice. Open to all levels of experience with yoga. After class, you’re invited to stay for a casual group social hour to continue the conversation, connecting and build community together.
A ProDoula certified birth doula and Lamaze certified childbirth educator with a passion for education and a goal of empowering pregnant people, and building support around pregnant people, their partners, and their families will lead a 5 week series of childbirth education classes that aim to increase participants knowledge of pregnancy, birth and the first few hours of newborn care. Participants will leave feeling more educated, prepared and confident in their ability to have a healthy pregnancy and labor. Participants will be encouraged to participate actively as we practice comfort measures and positions for pregnancy, labor and delivery.
Every Tuesday from November 17th through December 8th. Sliding Scale Investment from $125-$250. Link in HIghlights to RSVP
TOMORROW Saturday, October 31st Destiny Hemphill Presents "Healer, How Come They Call You Hummingbird" Reading.
Destiny Hemphill will be reading her debut short story "Healer, How Come They Call You Hummingbird?,"which recently won Kweli Journal's inaugural DeLana R.A. Dameron Prize in Fiction. Join the celebration! Doors open at 4:30 pm. Reading will begin around 5 pm.
The event will take place in the Yarrow Building of the People's Solidarity Hub campus. The Yarrow building is the white building.
Accessibility: The main entrance of the Yarrow building is at the back, closest to parking. Ramp access is available at this entrance.
Link to RSVP in Highlights
TONIGHT
Please join CATS and Triangle Mask Bloc for a Covid Safer Halloween Party on TONIGHT, Friday, October 30th, from 6-8:30 p.m. at the People’s Solidarity Hub Yarrow House (1809 Chapel Hill Rd., Durham, white building).
RSVP: tinyurl.com/CATS-Halloween-26
(link also in bio)
This event is for COVID-conscious people 18 years or older and has a limit of 30 attendees. There will be a costume contest with prizes and candy to take home, as well as Halloween-related activities such as pumpkin-carving, tarot, spooky board games, and more!
Triangle Mask Bloc @trianglemaskbloc will be tabling at the party to raise funds to keep their storage unit and get more tests. They will have some items to exchange for voluntary donations. If you can’t attend and would like to donate to support them virtually, please go to tinyurl.com/Donate-to-TMB.
COVID precautions: KN95 or better respirators required, no eating/drinking inside, air purifiers, open windows, proof of negative rapid test required, no known viral exposure within 2 weeks of the event, masks/tests provided (more details in the RSVP form)
Please see @cat_socials Instagram post on physical accessibility of the venue in the post “Access @ 1809 Chapel Hill Rd.”
See you there!
Contact Us: hubs@southernvision.org
People's Solidarity Hub is a long-standing program of Southern Vision Alliance. Click here to learn more about SVA!
