Through generations, Indigenous Womxn and Womxn of Color have been the backbone of our families and neighborhoods. WSCO held its first Indigenous Women & Women of Color (IWWOC) gathering in February, 2018 to create a sacred, resilient space of ritual that aims for systemic advancement of IWWOC.
The purpose of the West Side IWWOC Table is to create a space where IWWOC can come together to build leadership, collective and personal power, healing justice, and thriving lives on the West Side and the region through trainings, education, and diving deeper into self. It is also a space where we actively demolish the dominant narrative and replace it with our lived truths and realities of West Side IWWOC.
IWWOC Calendar and Leadership Opportunities
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In September 2019, we hosted our Indigenous Womxn and Womxn of Color Dinner with Candidates. Our goal was to create a welcoming, intergenerational space for IWWOC across St. Paul to engage with IWWOC Candidates running for School Board and City Council, share values, and develop pathways to better supporting one another. |
Do you identify as IWWOC? Are you interested in joining our next dinner? It's typically every 3rd Thursday of the month at 5:30PM at the Baker Center. Please email [email protected] to confirm meeting dates or for more information.
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IWWOC Events:
IWWOC Monthly Potluck Dinner