Join the conversation at our next meetup:

- What role does mental health play in your life with your family?
- How do you help yourself maintain a healthy mental state?
- What are signs that indicate your mental health needs help?
Does this sound familiar?
What are you?
Were you adopted?
Whre are you from?
You’re so exotic?
Relive our past meetups:

DECEMBER MEETUP
2022

NOVEMBER MEETUP
2022

OCTOBER MEETUP
2022

SEPTEMBER MEETUP
2022

AUGUST MEETUP
2022

JULY MEETUP
2022

JUNE MEETUP
2022

MAY MEETUP
2022

APRIL MEETUP
2022

MARCH MEETUP
2022

FEBRUARY MEETUP
2022

JANUARY MEETUP
2022

DECEMBER MEETUP
2021

NOVEMBER MEETUP
2021

OCTOBER MEETUP
2021

SEPTEMBER MEETUP
2021

AUGUST MEETUP
2021

JULY MEETUP
2021

JUNE MEETUP
2021

MAY MEETUP
2021

APRIL MEETUP
2021

MARCH MEETUP
2021

FEBRUARY MEETUP
2021

JANUARY MEETUP
2021

DECEMBER MEETUP
2020

NOVEMBER MEETUP
2020

OCTOBER MEETUP
2020

SEPTEMBER MEETUP
2020

AUGUST MEETUP
2020

JULY MEETUP
2020

JUNE MEETUP
2020

MAY MEETUP
2020

APRIL MEETUP
2020
QUOTES FROM MIXED SPACE COMMUNITY MEMBERS:
“This space is so needed. I have seen BIPOC
Individuals silenced and attempts to be silenced for
speaking out against wrongdoings they have witnessed
by other ‘disability advocates.”
Individuals silenced and attempts to be silenced for
speaking out against wrongdoings they have witnessed
by other ‘disability advocates.”
“When you’re put in that middle place,
you’re like a soldier of connecting people.”
you’re like a soldier of connecting people.”
“You choose your identity, no on else does.”
Become a member of our vibrant,
diverse, and accepting community!
diverse, and accepting community!
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We accept donations as a company and depending on the funds we receive, we donate a portion to a selected list of organizations whom we support on a rotating basis.
We appreciate your givings no matter it’s your attending, your story sharing, your voice and your support truly.
The Mixed Space holds a safe space for multicultural, multiracial creatives to explore intersectional identity through collaborative conversation and community
building activities.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are on everyone’s minds today more than ever. Perspectives from diverse communities are especially necessary to inform DEI efforts. Our monthly meetups provide opportunities to have honest, wide-ranging conversations relevant to mixed-race creatives, including how to respond to insensitive questions about race, how to handle microaggressions, and how to become progressive global citizens in a world that “others” us.
The Mixed Space provides a safe space for multiracial and multiethnic people to promote learning, community building, and social justice to create a better world for everyone. Creatives as part of The Mixed Space through regular collaborations work to build each other up, foster new ideas, and bring their efforts to the larger community.
We are whole human beings with multiracial identities supporting and learning from one another within a multicultural organization. Biracial, multicultural, multiracial, intersectional—these identities ebb and flow within our society, and within ourselves. Join our meetups every month where we celebrate our multiracial identities.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives are on everyone’s minds today more than ever. Perspectives from diverse communities are especially necessary to inform DEI efforts. Our monthly meetups provide opportunities to have honest, wide-ranging conversations relevant to mixed-race creatives, including how to respond to insensitive questions about race, how to handle microaggressions, and how to become progressive global citizens in a world that “others” us.
The Mixed Space provides a safe space for multiracial and multiethnic people to promote learning, community building, and social justice to create a better world for everyone. Creatives as part of The Mixed Space through regular collaborations work to build each other up, foster new ideas, and bring their efforts to the larger community.
We are whole human beings with multiracial identities supporting and learning from one another within a multicultural organization. Biracial, multicultural, multiracial, intersectional—these identities ebb and flow within our society, and within ourselves. Join our meetups every month where we celebrate our multiracial identities.
What is The Mixed Space?
TMS is a community organization celebrating intersectional identities by hosting monthly meetups that navigate conversations on identity, culture, and civic engagement. We create safe spaces for people to listen and learn with each other; to witness and validate the totality of an individual's experience of the world.
We accept donations as a company and depending on the funds we receive, we donate a portion to a selected list of organizations whom we support on a rotating basis.
We appreciate your givings no matter it’s your attending, your story sharing, your voice and your support truly.