We recognize the privilege afforded to us by our intersectional identities and lived experience, and commit to acknowledging the benefits as such and to leveraging that privilege to promote systemic change toward greater equity, justice, and liberation.

We are a mixed group holding cisgender, trans*, gender non-conforming, heterosexual, queer, middle class, femme, womxn, men, Black, White, Latino, Desi, American, and immigrant identities.

We hold different family-of-origin structures, neurodiversities and physical disabilities, who have experience in top-tier universities, corporate America, and the American educational system.

We seek to take on the work of equity, justice, and liberation with great humility, collaboration, and mutuality. We honor our ancestors who came before us, on whose shoulders we stand.

We strive to carry forward the work of liberation that has been done before us, in large part by Black feminists and other oppressed champions who did not have the luxury that we have of being compensated for the work, but rather risked their lives for their communities.

We are committed to our own growth and constant unlearning of our internalized lessons of supremacy to live into greater universal truths of respect and solidarity, and to partnering in action with those who share our wish for a more just future.