Sweatitout.boston Website Review

project, occurring in Fort Point (also known as “The Seaport District”) in November and December of 2018. We’re hosting discussions about major areas of tension in the Boston area and (simultaneously) keeping the steam going in a free-to-the-public mobile sauna. Our aim is to be a warm, welcoming, safe place for everyone in the coldest Boston months—but also a place where people can get relaxed and comfortable enough that they can discuss hard things with one another in a trusting way. We hope you can come sweat of November and December with sauna events occurring at the dates and times below. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25TH FROM 1-5PM: Join us for a post-Thanksgiving (or National Day of Mourning, depending on your point of view,) SUNDAY DECEMBER 2ND FROM 1-5PM:  Inside and outside of the sauna, Pennie Taylor will be guiding participants in exercises that explore Somerville, where she is on the founding board of the Union Square Neighborhood Council. She will bring her expertise in creating interactive and participatory museum installations to facilitate a conversation about belonging in public spaces and changing urban SUNDAY DECEMBER 9TH FROM 1-5PM: While the sauna is steaming, Elizabeth Aliu city defines, creates and maintains its identity” using an approach called “dialogic feedback” to create a safe atmosphere of sharing, reflecting and learning. Elizabeth says “I’m looking forward to sharing, learning and relaxing in the mobile sauna with attendees.” And suggests that anyone reading this in preparation for visiting reflect on a place, thing or a symbol that creates a sense of THURSDAY DECEMBER 13TH FROM 5-9PM:  We’ll be imagining what a future Boston we’d be all happy to live in would feel like, and seeking new, creative ways forward after community rifts and trauma with Orion Kriegman reduces race and clas* inequity. Orion was also Project Officer for Reflecting on Peace Practice, a practitioner’s learning about peace-building efforts in internal armed conflicts, and worked for two years in Guatemala with the Organization of American States to help