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Healing Is Power

Mohawk Greene2023-03-30T15:43:52-07:00

Healing is Power

A graphic of the Healing is Power title with a black butterfly next to it.

Power dynamics are present everywhere in the world, including (and especially) in the music industry. Healing is Power consists of 8 mini-courses about the most pressing topics relating to consent and power, including nuanced and specific conversations about sex, drugs, age, identity, race, consent (of course), and how all of the above intersect with each other.

Healing is Power content is for: fans, artists, management, venues, event producers, and anyone else who interacts with other human beings (so… everyone!). This knowledge is essential for dismantling rape culture and building a consent culture within music and nightlife communities.

This campaign covers:

  1. Power Dynamics & Consent
  2. Drugs & Consent
  3. Public Figure Integrity & Responsibility
  4. Grooming
  5. Bystander Intervention
  6. Supporting Survivors
  7. Societal Healing

Each topic includes a full deck of graphics and a set of accompanying resources. All materials are further down on this page.

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Presented By

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Mimi Page's blue-to-pink logo.

In this collaboration, our organizations wish to recognize that we cannot participate in work focused on safety, anti-violence, and consent without also recognizing the role of historical and contemporary colonialism in creating violence in our communities today. Dismantling rape culture and building a consent culture also requires dismantling racism, sexism, and other colonial ideals, including how settler exploitation and white supremacy can (and do) show up in organizations and institutions doing nonprofit work.

Mini-Courses

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  • A gif introducing the elements of the Healing is Power campaign.
  • A guide to the visual cues of the campaign.
  • Graphic the topics of all 7 weeks of the campaign.
  • Graphic explaining what you will have learned by the end of the campaign.

Introduction

  • Consent: It’s Simple as Tea (Video)
  • GNO’s Rape Culture Pyramid (Graphic)
  • Rape Culture 101 (Article)
  • WeLoveConsent Toolbox Series I Redefining the Consent Conversation: Establishing Consent Rather Than Getting Consent (Article)
  • Hooking Up with Integrity (Article)
  • Consent Is Hot, Assault Is Not: Always Ask First!  (Article)
  • Cover for the power dynamics and consent slide deck.
  • Graphic introducing the basics of power dynamics.
  • Graphic explaining power dynamics and imbalances.
  • Graphic explaining issues with power imbalances, like coercion.
  • Graphic explaining power imbalances in the context of consent.
  • Graphic explaining that power dynamics can shift.
  • Graphic explaining steps to narrowing power imbalances.
  • Graphic explaining how identity and affirmation are important in power imbalance narrowing.
  • Graphic explaining communication in power imbalance narrowing.

Power Dynamics & Consent 1

  • Systemic Oppression & Systemic Racism 101 (Video)
  • Introduction to Navigating Power Dynamics (Article)
  • How Power Impacts Consent (Article)
  • People with Industry Power: Step Up! By Good Night Out (Article)
  • Addressing Identity Model & Self Reflection (Worksheet)
  • Introduction to the second part of the power dynamics and consent deck.
  • Graphic discussing how social issues are still present in the music industry.
  • Graphic discussing accessibility features that are often overlooked at festivals.
  • Graphic discussing the demographics and identities that are missing at events.
  • Graphic about ownership and accountability.
  • Graphic further elaborating on ownership and accountability.
  • Graphic explaining that accountability and ownership go hand in hand, and how to accomplish this.
  • Tips for starting to implement accountability practices.
  • Graphic showing that the next topic is on drugs and consent.

Power Dynamics & Consent 2

  • Gay Black Men Helped Create EDM. Why Do Straight White Men Dominate It? (Article)
  • EDM & LGBTQ: A Queer History of House Music (Article)
  • Discussing Race in Electronic Music (Article)
  • The Secret History of Women in Electronic Music (Article)
  • In Pursuit of Happiness: Black at Burning Man (Video)
  • History of House Music (Video)
  • Repairing a Consent Violation (Article)
  • Graphic introducing the drugs and consent slide deck.
  • A pyramid showing the relationship between consent, drugs, and sex.
  • A discussion of informed consent and drugs.
  • A discussion of how informed consent is a mutual process that can be impaired by being altered.
  • A conversation about what happens if you still want to hook up while on drugs.
  • Some of the pluses and minuses of hooking up while on drugs.
  • Tips for how to reduce risk while getting frisky on drugs.
  • A reminder that continuous consent is extra important with drug use.
  • Introducing the next deck, public figure responsibility.

Drugs & Consent 1

  • Consenting When Altered (Graphic)
  • Sanctuary Radio: Set, Setting, Sex (Podcast)
  • Navigating Mutual Consent Agreements (Article)
  • Consent, Sex, and Psychedelics (Video)
  • Chemsex (Article)
  • Sex Workers Who Use Drugs (Guide)
  • Graphic introducing the public figure responsibility slide deck.
  • Discussion of how idol worship places celebrities on pedestals.
  • Discussion of the impacts of idolization.
  • Tips for public figures to understand their power.
  • More tips for public figures to understand their power.
  • Even more tips for public figures to understand their power.
  • Tips for fans to understand the ways that their power differs from that of artists.
  • Gif of two artists approaching a fan in the crowd.
  • Gif of one person in power stopping another from abusing it.
  • A discussion of how it hurts to learn that our idols have harmed others.

Public Figure Power & Responsibility

  • What Is Celebrity Worship? (Article)
  • The Psychology Of Celebrity Worship (Article)
  • Parasocial Relationships and the Boundaries of Celebrity (Article)
  • The Psychological Effects of Celebrity Worship (Article)
  • The Social Power of Integrity (Article)
  • Power Dynamics, Ownership, Accountability & Community Response  (Article)
  • Repairing a Consent Violation (Article)
  • Cover graphic for the grooming slide deck.
  • Explanation of what grooming is, and who is targeted by it.
  • Warning signs of grooming.
  • Explanation of how grooming happens.
  • Further explanation of how grooming happens.
  • Discussion of desensitization and what it means in grooming.
  • Gif showing someone experiencing a grooming process.
  • Gif showing suspicious friends pointing out the signs of grooming.
  • Introducing the next slide deck, bystander intervention.

Grooming

  • What Is Sexual Grooming? (Article)
  • Signs of Grooming in Adults (Article)
  • Grooming Victim Support (Article)
  • Stages of Sexual Grooming (Article)
  • Sinnamon’s Seven-Stage Model of Adult Sexual Grooming (Graphic)
  • Cover for the bystander intervention slide deck.
  • Some things to know about bystander intervention.
  • Explanation of what a bystander is.
  • Checklist of things to do before intervening.
  • First tip: be direct when talking to the harasser or target.
  • Second tip: deescalate the situation.
  • Third tip: distract the aggressor.
  • Fourth tip: delegate tasks to other people to spread out the work.
  • Fifth tip: delay by sticking around with the target to make sure they're OK.
  • Introducing the next slide deck topic, survivor support.

Bystander Intervention

  • Good Night Out Bystander Intervention (Guide)
  • Responding to Online Harassment (Article)
  • 6 Tips for Responding to Racist Attacks (Article)
  • 9 Ways to Practice Self-Care When Dealing with Street Harassment (Article)
  • How to Respond to Microaggressions (Article)
  • 12 Things to do Instead of Calling the Cops (Zine)
  • Cover for the survivor support slide deck.
  • First priority is getting someone to safety.
  • Emphasizing that listening to the person who was harmed is critical.
  • How to listen and believe survivors.
  • Respecting the survivor's choices and feelings.
  • Offering compassion and loving support.
  • Staying flexible and checking in.
  • Introducing the next slide deck, societal healing.

Supporting Survivors

  • Organizations Supporting Survivors Compilation List (Compilation / List)
  • Series: Supporting Survivors (Article)
  • Supporting a Survivor: The Basics (Article)
  • Black Survivors and Sexual Trauma (Article)
  • CVRC List of Resources for Survivors of Color (Compilation/List)
  • Finding Mental Health Support for BIPOC Survivors (Article & Compilation/List)
  • Sexual Violence Against Women of Color (Guide)
  • Cover of the societal healing slide deck.
  • Introduction to societal healing.
  • A venn diagram showing the mind, body, and soul of societal healing.
  • What we'll see when society heals from broken and fractured systems.
  • What personal and interpersonal societal healing requires.
  • A flower graphic with an explanation of how levels of healing are interdependent.
  • A closing statement about how Healing is Power is just the beginning of a much longer conversation.

Societal Healing

  • Power Dynamics, Ownership, Accountability, And Community Response (Article)
  • Accountability and Ownership after a Consent Violation (Article)
  • Trauma: Healing Self and Society (Article)
  • Addressing Trauma as a Pathway to Social Change (Article)
  • Safe Spaces vs Brave Spaces (Guide)
  • A New Way to Frame Dialogue Around Diversity & Social Justice (Literature)
  • Why Your Brave Space Sucks  (Article)
  • Consent Culture (Graphic)
  • The Case for Vicarious Restorative Justice (Article)

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