WE GOT US: THE DIASPORA IS CALLING!
HEALING JUSTICE CAMPAIGN
What began as healing circles grew into a movement.
In December 2024, in response to a tense election year, Fanm Saj and our partners launched healing circles across South Florida and online. These spaces were filled with presence, care, and reflection — reminding us that our communities already hold the wisdom we need to heal.
From those circles came our inaugural We Got Us: The Diaspora Is Calling Healing Justice Summit 2025, a two-day gathering of over 200 people at the Miami Workers Center and the Little Haiti Community Complex. Together, we honored ancestral practices, youth leadership, and community care.
In these times of crisis, we come together. Now more than ever, we need community.
Highlights
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Youth-led healing circles on boundaries and gun violence
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Workshops curated around the four elements — Earth, Fire, Water, and Wind
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Cultural performances, hands-on healing, and multigenerational panels
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Launch of Restorative Justice Practices: Circle Keeping for Community Healing
This summit was more than an event — it was a living, breathing space of healing, organizing, and transformation.
📢 Check Out the Report + Video
See stories, photos, and reflections from the We Got Us May 2025 Summit.
[Download the Report Here and Watch the Video from Cambeul Productions Below]
✨ Join Our Next Circle
We’re hosting ongoing healing circles and community activations. Visit www.fanmsaj.org to sign up, volunteer, or bring a circle to your organization.
💜 Thank You for Being Part of This Journey
Whether through your time, resources, or presence, there is a place for you here. Together, we are building something rooted, revolutionary, and full of care — because no matter what comes, We Got Us.
Sponsoring Organizations
Fanm Saj, Black Alliance for Just Immigration, Black Voters Matter, Collective Sistahood, Florida Student Power, Women with Broken Heals, Organic Transitions
"In moments of crisis, we embody care in our ourselves and our communities.
This is the role of Fanm Saj. Let us midwife each other."
-Ruth Ifakemi Jeannoel