You are invited:
Join Jessica's Go There! monthly conference call.

Attendees provide a safe space for others and themselves to share, learn, discuss, and engage each other in challenging conversation about current events, campus occurrences, and personal development.

No Safe Space Rules! No Guidelines! No Peace Keeper! No Debriefing! Just one thing... Go there! Join us, ask questions, talk about current events, and engage in deep conversations about social justice issues.

The next call is scheduled for April 16th
12pm PST, 1pm MST, 2pm CST, 3pm EST

There is no charge to join the call. Please be on time. Callers will not be added five (5) minutes after conversation has started. Calls will be about an hour in length.

To Join In:
Dial-in Number: 1-218-862-1300
Bridge Number: 461468

"I believe that participating in a Go There! conversation was a 'gift' to myself... When I made sure to carve time out of my hectic schedule to spend at least one hour discussing social justice on my campus, I discovered that it recharged my battery and enabled me to stay 'in' the work; to commit to the process even when I felt that too many other things demanded my attention. I can't say enough about how beneficial participating in Go There! has been. It's a place to refuel, laugh, cry, learn and challenge myself!"
Brian Shimamoto, University of Colorado - Boulder

"The Go There! Conference Call provided an opportunity to process and discuss social justice concerns we've encountered in our workplaces and home lives. This month's call was particularly timely in light of the increased attention that the media has recently given to issues of race, gender, religion and age as they relate to the presidential election."
Wanda D. Tyler, M.A. N.C.C., University of New Haven

"You keep it personal. Many of these (and I've subscribed to many in the past) are either too abstract and lofty in rhetoric to catch and sustain interest OR they are merely uncleverly disguised solicitations for donations. You actually show some actual skin. Dear readers, here is my own soft spot so please, experience its hard message vicariously so as to approach your own soft spot with less fear and more grace. iLike."