Doing Our Own Work
Learn about some of the internal work that we have done as an organization over the course of the last year as we grow, learn, and heal together.
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Step #4 – CELEBRATE LEARNING
As we celebrate our second anniversary and highlight all that our community has taught us, we invite you to find out what our staff and board have been up to, and how we’re growing and healing together.
Skill Swap Youtube channel
Check out our Skill Swap YouTube channel featuring archival videos from Skill Swap 2020 – Live on the World Wide Web, co-presented with Crosshatch.
Collaborative Songwriting for Collective Liberation recap video
Enjoy this recap of Collaborative Songwriting for Collective Liberation programming from 2019-2020, following the arc of 9 months of in-person sessions at schools, retreats, and conferences to all virtual as the global pandemic struck.
Year 2 highlights video
If you see value in what we do and if you wish to invest in work for clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment, please consider making a contribution today!
Step #3 – ENJOY
Creative practice is a foundational piece to all that we do at Title Track. Enjoy some music, art, poetry, or video creations that we have produced or collaborated on over the past year.
Anti-racism resources
Here is a curated list of resources aimed at deepening your understanding of racial justice and inspiring meaningful action for lasting change.
Evict Enbridge events May 12-13
On May 13th, Title Track co-executive directors Holly T. Bird and Seth Bernard will be participating as part of the Indigenous-led “Evict Enbridge” events on the Straits of Mackinac, featuring a talk from Winona LaDuke and calls demanding the immediate shutdown of Line 5.
Title Track supports Radhika Fox’s nomination for Administrator of the EPA Office of Water
Title Track encourages all of our partners and supporters to support Fox’s nomination by writing to your Senators to encourage quick confirmation.
Step #2 – UNDERSTANDING RACIAL JUSTICE
Register for ‘Understanding Racial Justice’, encourage your white friends to read and get up to speed, but don’t stop there…get involved in active anti-racism in your community.