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Sustaining Hope: Coping with Activist Burnout
Saturday, September 19, 2026 · 3:00 PM PDT
547 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
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About this event
Indivisible Sonoma County Truth in Media Community Conversation presents: Sustaining Hope: Coping With Activist Burnout* Admission Free. Join us for an afternoon with licensed clinical social worker Chris Johansson and licensed professional clinical counselor Molly DeBrock, along with hope leader and graphic artist Pamela Van Halsema of the We the People Community Quilt, on a panel moderated by Stephen Rohde, journalist and retired civil rights lawyer. - Learn the most effective coping tools for sustaining hope in dark times
- Burnout can be addressed, and activists can recharge
- We’ll share simple methods to keep up the good fight
- Come and learn and be in community for a reviving afternoon
- Hope is resistance! Featuring uplifting music by Diana Dreams and the Good Trouble Singers.
Select We the People Quilts will be on display. *Sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist Congregation Santa Rosa, UUCSR.
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