Online Popular Education
We're an online hub for movement workers to learn, connect, collaborate, and strategize - in and across the disability justice and solidarity economy movements.
illustrated by Danya Zituni
What Is This?
by Elena House-Hay, Arts & Social Justice Fellow
Our online spaces center radical hospitality, participation, and access. Learn at our popular education-style workshops, strategize with other movement workers at our clinics, or pursue deep work in a fellowship or cohort with us.
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Registration is open!
Ongoing: A community care peer support space for disabled and chronically ill people.
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A fun, safe peer space for continued learning... Get the latest updates on Zoom, practice using technical tools, and develop skills of accessible design and radical hospitality.
We will lead a cohort of disabled people who are currently engaged in social justice work through a workshop series designed to develop knowledge and skills (peer support, self-advocacy, practicing access, and more) to navigate internalized ableism. This is not apolitical or completely individual. Participants will work with each other to find ways we can make the work of undoing internalized ableism a collective process and use what is learned in movement work beyond the cohort.
This 2-part series is for people that are interested in applying a disability justice framework to your current movement work.
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A 2-hour hands-on workshop designed for facilitators to improve their facilitation of online meetings and gatherings with impactful, generative, and energizing tools. Participants will gain fundamental design and facilitation skills using principles of popular education - so you can lead online community meetings that deepen connections and move your work forward.
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A hands-on Zoom tech and online accessibility training for community organizers. This 2.5-hour training equips staff and volunteers with technical support skills, practice time, and a framework of radical hospitality so they can support online facilitators and event attendees.
We invite Black disabled movement workers into strategic conversations and study to sharpen our organizing approaches amongst Black radical disabled people and to share tools, skills, and resources that continue to support black disabled people.
![[Image description: Background features a photo of a wildfire engulfing a hillside full of homes. Top left, the title in black says “PeoplesHub Survival Fund, Disability and Climate Disaster.” Text below says “With Angela Maria Nardolillo from Off-The-Grid-Missions and Germán Parodi from The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies.” Time and date information says “July 16, 1:30-3pm PT / 4:30-6pm ET.” Text at bottom says “This circle is intended only for PeoplesHub trainers and participants of: Community Care Clinics, Resisting COVID Denialism Community of Practice, Undoing Internalized Ableism Cohorts, Disability Justice Group Trainings, Strategy Clinics for Black Disabled Movement Workers, SEPP Community of Practice.“]](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/621d83edbbdbae0832e50141/685e1e9b293bf733dc51bbfc_PeoplesHub%20Survival%20Fund%20Disability%20%26%20Climate%20Disaster.png)
This circle will focus on stories about climate disasters in recent history and how disabled people have been impacted, what the common needs are, and how we can better prepare ourselves to respond during climate disasters. We will also announce PeoplesHub’s temporary Survival Fund and provide more information on who is eligible to apply and how.
The alumni of the Undoing Internalized Ableism cohorts are gathering to connect across cohorts for reflection, peer support, and friendship.
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Build practices that support growth, leadership and restorative approaches to common challenges that groups, organizations and collectives face.
Get support to make your online meetings, trainings and gatherings dynamic spaces for learning and organizing.
Develop a stronger Disability Justice politic and access practices within your organizing work.
Coalición Fortaleza partnered with PeoplesHub to create culturally-sensitive, trauma-informed Climate Emergency Preparedness Trainings in Spanish & in English. As a result of these trainings, hundreds of community members are trained in Emergency Preparedness, disseminating key tools to support frontline communities. We are honored to support community solutions and brilliance
PeoplesHub is a living manifestation of Legacy through generative cross-generational bridging—Sho'nuff!! The PH team's presence ramped up and unleashed our Institute for the Black World planning initiatives online.
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