COURSE 06
Course 06: Reclaiming Identity: Power
Examine how power shapes identity, relationships, and systems. This course invites you to reflect on your own relationship with power, how it’s held, used, withheld, or resisted, and how reclaiming it can lead to personal and collective transformation.
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Power influences everything from how we see ourselves to how we relate to others and navigate the world. In this course, you’ll explore how identity and power are deeply connected, especially within historical and cultural systems. Through honest reflection, you’ll examine your own experiences with power—how you hold it, where you’ve lacked it, and how it’s been used around or against you. By unpacking these dynamics, the course equips you to engage power in healthier, more just ways, opening the door to both personal growth and collective transformation.
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