The February 9^th Virtual Summit is focused on our commitment to community governance, proportionality, and the integration of past work and future allies. 

A positionality statement explains how who you are shapes how you show up in this work. It names relevant identities, experiences, sources of influence, and limits, and clarifies how these shape your approach to partnership, research, professional learning, and community engagement. This is not a biography, resume, or values statement. It is a reflective practice meant to support transparency, accountability, and trust.