The Harriet’s Hands Skill Share Collective is a community-driven, abolitionist initiative designed to equip Black and marginalized communities with the skills needed to sustain ourselves in an increasingly hostile socio-political landscape. Through hands-on learning, collective knowledge-sharing, and deepened mutual aid networks, we are building a future where we no longer rely on the systems designed to harm us. This program directly challenges capitalist, carceral, and exploitative structures by fostering real safety through self-sufficiency, collective care, and skill-based self-determination.

Each month will feature hands-on workshops and skill-sharing sessions led by community experts, building mutual aid networks while ensuring the safety and sustainability of Black and marginalized communities. These sessions are rooted in abolitionist values of collective empowerment, self-sufficiency, and resistance to exploitative systems.

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