Cacao has been protected and honored by indigenous Mayan and Mexica people as a sacred plant ally that enhances empathy and compassion. If you are having a difficult time resolving a conflict with a family member, friend, or community member, Elizabeta offers conflict repair meetings with the heart-opening support of cacao (in person or on Zoom). 60% of the $150/session cost is donated directly to reparations for indigenous Mayans of Guatemala. Sessions are typically 60-90 minutes.

For communities hoping to explore ways of showing up in solidarity with indigenous people and being in right relationship with the land, in person learning sessions can be tailored to specific contexts and cultural-historical dynamics. Previous learning sessions have included: Wealth Hoarding & the Construction of Racism, Legacies & Current Instances of Settler Colonialism, Naming & Repairing Bias, Allyship and Solidarity Practices, Using Mindfulness to Disrupt Unconscious Bias, Disrupting Dominance, Racial Identity Development 101, & How Racism, Sexism & Heterosexism Harm All of Us .

Elizabeta offers the following workshops for schools and educators:

Culturally Responsive Teaching

Deep Dive into Mindful Anti-Racist Pedagogy for Teachers

Culturally & Linguistically Responsive Instruction for MLLs (CDE approved program)

Authentic Performance Assessment for K-12 Schools within an Equity Framework

Mindfulness for Teachers