A Liberated Summer Unconference 2026

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📆 August 14, 2026

⏰ 11:00a - 7:00pm

📍 Impact Hub Baltimore

Using the framework of “Head-Heart-Feet,” this unconference invites liberation-minded abolitionists to collaborate toward imagining alternative futures for Baltimore’s educational ecosystem.

Central to this effort are three commitments: abolition, accessibility, and accountability.

Applying the different modalities of the head (story-telling, knowledge/skill-sharing/building), the heart (reflection, dialogue, and making relationship), and the feet (movement and praxis), we want to engage these three commitments to bring about those alternative futures. 

📆 August 14, 2026

⏰ 11:00a - 7:00pm

📍 Impact Hub Baltimore

Using the framework of “Head-Heart-Feet,” this unconference invites liberation-minded abolitionists to collaborate toward imagining alternative futures for Baltimore’s educational ecosystem.

Central to this effort are three commitments: abolition, accessibility, and accountability.

Applying the different modalities of the head (story-telling, knowledge/skill-sharing/building), the heart (reflection, dialogue, and making relationship), and the feet (movement and praxis), we want to engage these three commitments to bring about those alternative futures. 

Schedule

10:30a - 11:30a Check-in and Networking

11:30a - 12:30p Pitching and Planning

12:30p - 1:30p Head Sessions: Abolition, Accessibility, and Accountability

1:30p - 1:45p Transition and Talk

1:45p - 2:45p Heart Sessions: Abolition, Accessibility, and Accountability

2:45p - 3:00p Transition and Talk

3:00p - 4:00p Feet Sessions: Abolition, Accessibility, and Accountability

4:00p - 4:15p Transition and Talk

4:15p - 5:00p Synthesize, Reflect, Next Steps

5:00p - 7:00p Liberation Libations®: Dinner and Drinks

The unconference’s guiding principles

abolition


We disrupt and dismantle harmful systems and structures rooted in capitalism, which is supported by colonialism and white supremacy. Abolitionism requires imagining alternatives to these systems

accessibilty

We design this shared work so that every member of our community can participate. This includes how we communicate, the physical set up of the space, how the sessions are pitched and facilitated. Liberation is for everyone, not just those with the “right” credentials, language, or body. Everyone belongs here.


accountability

We have the courage to look inward and reflect as individuals and communities to understand how we show up for ourselves, for each other, and how we stay in community. It requires us to look at what external systems have done to us and how we have internalized them. We must name the impact of those systems on ourselves and our communities and respond by working to build trusting relationships.


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