LATE LOVE Community Circle Hosted by Rachel Zargo
You're invited to an enriching and empowering 90-minute community gathering inspired by the journey of LATE: a Love Story experience. Whether you've experienced the magic of LATE LOVE firsthand or are drawn to a vision of a world where 'equity for all' is celebrated, this gathering is for you. Reserve your spot today and embark on a journey of self-discovery, connection and radical love.
🌈 Why Attend:
Connect with people committed to racial liberation
Gain insights and perspectives that inspire your personal growth
Explore ways to strengthen relationships and ignite conversations in your own community
Experience the power of storytelling and truth-sharing in a held space
🌿 What to Expect:
A nurturing and supportive community environment
Shared agreements fostering unity and understanding
Engaging prompts and discussions, sharing and exploring diverse lived experiences
Heartfelt storytelling and truth-sharing
Guided by a compassionate Spaceholder
🌻 Designed for:
People with a passion for fostering meaningful connections in service of freedom and liberation.
People who are looking for a space for deep connection held with love, grace and joy.
April's Circle Keeper
Rachel Zargo is a Circle Keeper and Certified Yoga Teacher from Oak Park, Illinois who completed her Restorative Training at BUILD Chicago. With a passion for creating sacred spaces that foster community connection, she finds joy in bringing people together through restorative practices. Rachel's commitment to community building led her to support Rachelle Zola's 825+ mile pilgrimage last year. Rachel orchestrated the LATE LOVE Travelers Group in Montgomery, an experience that deepened her admiration and connection to this powerful community.
Circle Agreements:
Be Present & Welcoming - Set aside distractions and create a welcoming space for yourself and others. Stay present in heart, body, and mind.
Listen Deeply to Understand, Speak Your Truth - Share authentically using "I" statements. Listen with an open heart and mind. We're here to witness, not to fix or advise.
Honor Confidentiality - What's shared in the circle stays in the circle. What is learned leaves. Ask permission if you want to share another's story outside of this space.
Trust Your Experience - Listen to your heart and how your body is responding. Take space to pause, breathe, and/or step back when needed for self-regulation.
Stay Open to Discomfort - When challenges arise, approach them with curiosity rather than judgment. We grow through embracing uncertainty and sitting with difficulty.