
09:21
Hello everyone! Happy to be here.

09:31
Hello everyone! Raquel (she/they) from the HAL team here. Looking forward to our conversation!

09:39
Hi all, I am not sure I belong at this meeting, but I am curious to listen in if that's okay. I can't stay long either :( I am Dean of the Honors College and Professor of History at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Alabama

10:15
Hey y’all, my name is Farah(they/them pronouns. I’m currently stuffing my face really quick before we officially begin so I apologize for having my screen off. And HI LEORA

10:20
Hello Kathy! Greetings from Shaw University in Raleigh.

10:26
Hi everyone! My name is Liz (she/her) and I'm a grad student studying with Dr. Anne Parsons from UNC Greensboro. I'm new to HAL sessions and very excited to listen in today!

10:38
Hello everyone!!! Happy to be here! my pronouns are she/her and I am looking forward to discussions today

10:54
Hi everyone! Here is Desiree (she/her) a fellow for the HAL and a student of Poli-Sci at Rutgers University-Newark

10:55
I am a professor of History and Humanities at Shaw University in Raleigh NC. Happy to be here and looking forward to working with everyone.

11:15
Hey y’all! My name is Melody (she/her) and I’m a law student in Rutgers Law School and I organize with Brick City Mutual Aid in Newark. Pleasure to meet y’all!

11:44
Hey y’all Katt (she/her) educator and community organizer from Newark who centers decolonized workshops on cooperatives and their history

11:46
Hi, all. I’m Richard (he/him), the Public Programming and Exhibitions Manager for HAL. Great see to everyone!

12:04
And a big hello to everyone from Valerie Ann Johnson (Dean, Arts-Sciences-Humanities) at Shaw University. Glad to see new folks. Pronouns-she, her.

12:40
Welcome everyone I'm Liz Sevcenko, Director of HAL. I'm so excited to learn from all of you today

12:48
hi everyone! I’m Brenda Flores (she/her) from the Mi Maria mass listening project! Glad to be here with everyone :)

18:30
That’s always so magical and witchy— our somatic time. Thank you for making that happen Leora <3

18:45
And HAL hub for making sure it happens :))

19:20
Hi all, I'm Kristin O'Brassill-Kulfan (she/they), public historian at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ, working on projects related to poverty/houselessness, oral histories, etc.

19:31
Hi everyone! I'm Bryan Ramos Romero, from the Mi Maria project in Puerto Rico. Its a pleasure to meet/see you again!

23:27
I have a huge sheet lol

32:20
so many surprises from this exercise!! Loved it

33:17
Yes, Farah!

33:18
I’m so glad Farah!

34:18
That moment was your confirmation!

36:45
showing humans that we see them and their existence matters to us because if they are ok we collectively are better

43:22
Claudia's amazing framing helped me to understand the mutual storytelling in mutual aid storytelling: WeCount tells its own story and history of organizing to the people who come to them, as well as listening to the people's individual stories

01:22:11
My apologies for needing to leave--I have learned so much and look forward to engaging further, and to the next meeting. Thank you for the warm welcome!

01:22:19
Hacking the University--awesome!

01:22:43
Thank you for joining us Kathy!

01:23:14
I have to go but thank you for including me.

01:23:27
so so true

01:23:39
all of this!!!!!

01:23:46
So good to meet you and hear about your work, Renee!

01:23:55
Thank you for joining us Renee!

01:24:21
on my chart i have ...who heals the healers ...regeneration...trauma ...healing....

01:26:44
Yes ^^^ healing circle to allow the healing circle around to everyone — mutual aid projects centering healing and story too— its a practice of articulation for people who are not used to being centered.

01:28:48
Yes Farrah! Healing circles !!

01:29:04
to me true self care deeply involves community care

01:30:02
Yesss @Camille @Leora — healing and community are incredibly intertwined :))

01:30:25
healing= self care + community care/circles

01:31:24
I’m afraid I have to go to prepare for a 3pm mtg—thank you all!

01:31:35
Great to see you, Julia!!

01:31:42
Thank you Julia!

01:37:48
leorafuller@gmail.com

01:39:53
thank you!