Oct. 17, 2022

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BCH Table Talk (The Retreat Recap, Part 1)

In this episode we do a recap of the June 2022 BCH Retreat as part of documenting our process, both just for our own reflection and processing, as well as to help paint a general picture of what the retreat was, and the space that is still being held for our Black Community going forward! Shout out to kei slaughter, Zelda Lockhart, and Hakeem Leonard, our retreat team for joining us for this conversation, and to Ben Great for the remastering of our themesong!

Stay tuned for part 2, where we go deeper into each retreat session, and share a little more about the amazing facilitators we had working with us! If you've ever been curious about the nitty gritties of planning a retreat, or are looking for Black Creatives to work with and learn from, this little series is for you!

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