Angola is on a mission to transform the way people communicate, build trust, and resolve conflict.
In the fall of 2019, Angola participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality, convened by Jude Kelly CBE, at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK.
2020 kicked off with intergenerational circles in partnership with the King County Library System after our successful teen peacekeepers training program. Currently, she supports the Native American Rights Fund's Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative and is a featured "Circle Person" with the Living Justice Press.
Look out for opportunities to become a student or teacher peacekeeper in the 2022 - 2023 school year, and advocate for a federal department of peacebuilding.
Here are some amazing organizations I've collaborated with:
In the fall of 2019, Angola participated in the International Symposium on Dads and Daughters for gender equality, convened by Jude Kelly CBE, at Historic Waddesdon Manor in the UK.
2020 kicked off with intergenerational circles in partnership with the King County Library System after our successful teen peacekeepers training program. Currently, she supports the Native American Rights Fund's Indigenous Peacemaking Initiative and is a featured "Circle Person" with the Living Justice Press.
Look out for opportunities to become a student or teacher peacekeeper in the 2022 - 2023 school year, and advocate for a federal department of peacebuilding.
Here are some amazing organizations I've collaborated with:
- King County Library System,
- the Bastyr University of Natural Health,
- Interagency Schools,
- The Freedom Project,
- Youth & Family Services, as Director of Indigenous Circles with SRJ,
- YWCA
- Community Learning Exchanges in Seattle, Washington D.C., and Jacksonville,
- The City of Seattle Restorative Justice Pilot Project,
- The Vera Project (art-based youth programs),
- select Seattle Public Schools,
- Camp 98118, and
- Leadership Committee @ Non-Profit Anti Racism Coalition Seattle.
