you whole.
you whole.
We are a place of belonging and growth.
— Meetup Attendee

Whole and
never half.
Mixedness is a superpower.
All experiences are valid, but not the same.
Claiming identity means taking responsibility.
At the meetup, storytelling helps our community feel truly uplifted, supported, and validated. It is a brave space where we make the world a more inclusive and better place.
If you identify as intersectional, mixed identity, an ally, advocate, or a multidimensional human being, the space is for YOU. We encourage all our attendees to bring stories, experiences, and expertise to each meetup.

How do differing visions of class,
career, etc affect your family?
How have perspectives on achieving
success shifted throughout generations?
How do we navigate family relations in a society that places more
importance on financial success than on cultural values?
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Please raise your hand to add a comment / question. We encourage members to snap or wave when they hear something that resonates with them.
02
Say “ouch” if someone says something that hurts you. Say “oops” and genuinely apologize for the ways your intention did not match your impact.
03
I’M SEXY / SASSY /
STRONG / SACRED
To break the habit of over-apologizing, especially amongst women & femmes, we choose alternate options in lieu of “I’m sorry.”
04
Are you someone who knows they take up a lot of space in a conversation? Alternatively, do you prefer to listen and sometimes can’t find the right moment to interject? Try to be mindful of these behaviors and move in and move out when needed. This helps other people do the same.
05
Name yours and respect others (eg. pronouns, racial identifiers).
06
We can’t control other members’ responses but we can make sure we’re putting thought into our words and being held accountable if need be.
07
Protect people in the space by letting the group know if you are about to share something that can be triggering.
08
Share your learning, not the other person’s privacy. Ask permission from the person before sharing content outside of the group.
09
This is a space for constructive dialogue. Avoid making personal attacks and focus on “I” statements.
10
TMS moderators see conflict as an opportunity for shared growth. We believe if the community guidelines are followed this can be achieved.

July Meetup | Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxx
JMeetup description…This is where you’ll find our Community Guidelines, and Maria P. P. Root’s Bill of Rights for People of Mixed Heritage and Multiracial Oath of Responsibility. We lean on this language as a pillar to create safe spaces for critical conversation.

July Meetup | Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxx
JMeetup description…This is where you’ll find our Community Guidelines, and Maria P. P. Root’s Bill of Rights for People of Mixed Heritage and Multiracial Oath of Responsibility. We lean on this language as a pillar to create safe spaces for critical conversation.

July Meetup | Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxx
JMeetup description…This is where you’ll find our Community Guidelines, and Maria P. P. Root’s Bill of Rights for People of Mixed Heritage and Multiracial Oath of Responsibility. We lean on this language as a pillar to create safe spaces for critical conversation.
to Expect at the Meetups
Come prepared, and show up in style to the meetup by downloading our booklet and TMS-themed Zoom backgrounds. We’d love to see your face: turning your camera on is encouraged but not a must. We are happy you’re here, so come as you are!
We encourage all our attendees to bring stories, experiences, and expertise to each monthly topic. Keeping our community guidelines in mind and practice, the meetup space is for YOU.
We invite all attendees to contribute to the board.
The whiteboard is used as a space for TMS members to share their takeaways from the meetup, name the commitments we pledge to make, and a space where people can have fun and draw whatever resonated with them at the event.
As an inclusive space, we are mindful to narrate the community efforts on the whiteboard, especially for those who are visually impaired.

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