COMMUNITY

The Liberation Room

A free online community for people doing the work of reconstruction — individually, professionally, and collectively. Whether you have completed the course or are arriving from a completely different door, the Liberation Room is where the analysis becomes practice and the practice becomes community.

the Liberation Room is for…

  • Course Graduates Seeking Community: You have completed The Architecture of Harm. You have an action plan and a sphere map and a set of analytical frameworks. You need a community that is doing the same analysis and will hold you accountable to the work over the long arc.

  • Individuals Deconstructing from Oppressive Systems: You are working to understand the systems you were raised inside — the religious institutions, the professional cultures, the family structures, the ideological frameworks — and to build something different. The Liberation Room holds space for that work.

  • People Navigating Oppression and Seeking Solidarity: You are living inside the systems this course examines and you need a place to name what you are experiencing, be believed, and be in community with others who understand. You do not need a course to belong here, you need to show up.

how it works

Format

Online community platform with virtual gatherings. Access to discussion spaces, shared resources, and peer connection between sessions.

gatherings

Virtual gatherings twice monthly on Sundays. Each session is facilitated and holds space for both structured analysis and open community conversation.

cost

Free to join and participate. No prerequisites. No application. The Liberation Room is a public good.

mutual aid and membership

Members who are able to contribute financially can join the mutual aid network — supporting the community's sustainability and enabling broader access. Contribution is voluntary and never a condition of belonging.

purpose

The Liberation Room is the community that works toward reconstruction — not the course, not the consulting, but the sustained, relational, intergenerational work of building just systems together.

MUTUAL AID NETWORK

Sustaining the Community Together

The Liberation Room is free because access to community should not depend on financial resources. The mutual aid network is how members who are able to contribute support the community's sustainability — ensuring that the gatherings, the facilitation, and the platform remain available to everyone. Mutual aid is not charity. It is solidarity.

The Liberation Room is a space we protect carefully. Before joining, we ask you to complete a short form answering a few questions — not as a barrier, but as a way of making sure this remains a safe, trusted space for the people already doing this work together.

Mutual Aid Members Support:

  • Platform and technology costs

  • Facilitation and community care

  • Scholarships for course access

  • Resource development and sharing

  • Emergency support for community member

Faqs about the liberation room

Interest form