We Are Looking for Consultants!
New Seneca Village does not yet have our own land - we currently partner with wonderful sister centers to host our gatherings.
And, we are intentionally calling in funding partners to financially and relationally support our transition from pilot project to a landed liberatory practice space.
Join us!
New Seneca Village (Village) is a restorative residency experience that invites leaders and healers to access expansive resources (time, space, access to nature, restorative practices, intentional community and higher consciousness) for the sake of nourishing and sustaining their collective visioning for a just future.
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Our restorative residencies experiences are designed to allow leaders to center restoration, connection and visioning as grounding practices
for their life and leadership so that they are sourced from a space of
nourishment and sustainability ongoingly.
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New Seneca Village is a paradigm shift committed to co-creating a new legacy of providing abundant resources for change leaders and healers
who have long committed to actualizing more just futures
within which we all have and will benefit.
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Join us as we evolve how we collectively care for
and resource the leaders who consistently create progressive change in our society.
Our Mission
Why New Seneca Village and Why Now?
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Many of us take comfort in the thought that the moral arc of the universe bends towards justice.
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But the arc does not bend itself.
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For generations, non-binary, gender expansive and women of color justice leaders have committed to doing the complex and traumatic work of advancing society’s moral and ethical evolution.
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From facing down and demanding justice from violent and extractive systems, to receiving limited and fraught access to funding - within the context of a society that deems them disposable - these folks show up for justice in our society again and again and again.
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And they have throughout generations.
Yet historically and currently, these leaders have been left to fend through the aforementioned gauntlet on their own, responding to fire after fire and operating from force of will, instead of from the abundantly resourced spaces offered to other leaders in whom our futures live.
Many of these folks lack access to the space, time and resources critical to balancing their mind, body and spirit, to building generative community and to advancing their transformative visions.
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2020 truly exposed how much is at stake and how much work remains to be done by all who believe in a fair and equitable society.
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How are we caring for and resourcing the leaders who consistently advance our society's
moral and ethical evolution?
Resource Context for Women of Color
(US Statistics)
Women of color comprised 20.3% of the United States population. 2019
+ 2% of philanthropic funds are invested in racial justice.1
+ Women and girls of color focused organizations receive .5 percent of total foundation funding. 2( 2019)
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+ BIPOC-led groups get 34% less funding than white-led racial justice groups.3(2020)
+ In 2017, out of the nearly $67 billion given by foundations overall, $356 million in grants were awarded in support of women and girls of color.2(2019)
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+ Women make up 75% of nonprofit workers, yet only constitute 21% of leadership roles.4(2019)
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+ 2.6% of venture funds go to Black and Latinx ventures.5(2020)
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+ Organizations by and for women and girls of color are at work in every part of the United States, including Puerto Rico, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and American Samoa.
Fund The work. Fund the resT.
New Seneca Village unequivocally believes that both movements and leaders should be funded abundantly and consistently.
