The BIPOC Youth Justice and Healing Fellowship will train and support a cohort of emerging leaders — BIPOC youth spiritual activists — in their aspirations and community-building work.

Fellows will gain the skills necessary to dismantle structures of racial and social inequity and build structures of equity in the domains of their choosing. The foundational practice of mindfulness and healing will undergird the training of six BIPOC youth and young adults.

The fellowship is organized as a two-year-long training and mentoring program led by BIPOC core teachers, Kaira Jewel Lingo and Marisela Gomez.