Here are some examples of ways all kinds of people (authors, facilitators, educators, spiritual leaders, artists…) have brought vent diagrams into their personal practice and/or communities of learning and of change-making:
IN PRINT:
Vent diagrams as healing practice : TJ tips from the overlap Elizabeth Long, Chapter in Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement, Ejeris Dixon (Editor); Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha (Editor), AK Press, 2020
I Want a Better Catastrophe, Andrew Boyd, New Society, exp. Jan 2023
IN ACTION:
On Our Terms
A participatory action research project about building restorative justice, collective safety and healing in schools— created by and for students, educators, parents and organizers in NYC.
Unraveling Antisemitism
A cultural organizing project and map for discussion, organizing, and struggle to win a world free from antisemitism– created by the membership of Jews for Racial and Economic Justice.
ONLINE:
How to hold a Paradox Chika Okoye, Buddhist Peace Fellowship
Syllabus Project: Diagrams. Augustine Zegers
The Messiness of Potential- Sarra Alpert, Avodah
Vent Diagrams for White Racial Justice Practitioners - Conspire for Change
Vent Diagrams: Finding Healing through Holding Contradiction - Faraway Olives, Singapore Art Book Fair *
We Need to Vent: Holding Complexity and Shelach, Rabbi Avi Katz Orlow.
*note: these vent diagrams were re-drawn using content directly from the @vent_diagrams feed