Casa Caracol

Casa Caracol

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Casa Caracol fosters social and environmental change by creating a healing space for Indigenous, Black, and people of color communities in Phoenix. They promote creativity, collaboration, and care to build a sustainable and equitable world for all.

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Liberation Lotería: Celebrating 11 years of Casa Caracol
Event
Liberation Lotería: Celebrating 11 years of Casa Caracol
Nov 21, 6:00 - 9:00 PM MST
906 W Roosevelt St unit 2, Phoenix, AZ 85007, USA
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Art Is Where the Home Is: A Community Fundraiser For Artists Facing Housing Instability
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Art Is Where the Home Is: A Community Fundraiser For Artists Facing Housing Instability
US$4,563 of US$30,000 goal
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Become A Casa Caracol Community Care Comrade
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Become A Casa Caracol Community Care Comrade
DONATE OR VOLUNTEER TO BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!Casa Caracol’s Membership helps sustain a generative, creative & courageous space where BIPOC communities across intersections can be heard, encouraged and inspired to connect, imagine and build towards a liberated future for all. At Casa Caracol we want to help create a world where the intrinsic symbiosis of land and people is acknowledged and centered in all our creative and healing work, and we want to operate outside of the speed of capitalism because we believe that this way of being (that our ancestors understood) is the only way to create a sustainable future that allows communities and the land they inhabit, to heal and go from surviving, to thriving. By becoming a member, you support programs, like- Our Cuatro Milpas Garden project where we teach community to grow their own food and make their own medicine utilizing culturally relevant practices rooted in ancestral traditions. - Our Bi-monthly open mics where BIPOC community can share their creative work in a space where they feel safe and included. - Readings that uplift BIPOC voices and narratives.- Full Moon and New Moon gatherings, that provide time for reflection, meditation, self care, joy and creative practice in community.- Our Raiz Gallery space that features the work of Queer & BIPOC creatives.- Our Mutual aid station that provides essential items and food to low income and unhoused community. - Event space that is used by community members to meet and organize for their needs, sharing of resources or creative programming. - Our Books For Youth In Durango Detention Center Program that provides books for incarcerated youth.- And sooo much more. Become a member today and stand with our community in providing a local inclusive community hub with resources and healing and creative space.Don't have the funds but still want to be a member and support? No problem. Sign up to volunteer HERE and commit to a minimum 4 hours a month.
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Membership
Become A Casa Caracol Community Care Comrade
Become a Casa Caracol Community Care Comrade 🌱 and help sustain Casa Caracol as a nurturing & creative space centering BIPOC community in Phoenix. Your membership supports art, mutual care, literacy and literature, land stewardship and organizing rooted in social and environmental justice.As a Comrade, you help keep our doors open for community programs, gatherings, and collaboration. Choose the level that fits you, and join a circle of people committed to steady, everyday care for the communities most effected by social and environmental inequities. ✨How you can help power our mission:Donate: Every bit counts. Contribute now to help sustain Casa Caracol. Share: Share this page and our programming with your friends, family, and community. Your advocacy can amplify our impact.Volunteer: Your time and skills can make an impact too. We are currently in need of volunteers to help run our bookshop, help with events & steward the garden. Sign up to volunteer here for Bookshop & event help & Sign up here for garden volunteer opportunities. Thank you for supporting our mission! Your support is invaluable.
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https://www.casacaracol.org/

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