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Above: Rinah is consulting and collaborating with the Global Grandmothers Council Network to support the launch of their platform in November 2024 and grow its capacity as a force for change. Rinah has also begun working with Stand Up Speak Out executive director Monica Daye to support and grow their healing center and art based offerings for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. Finally, Rinah is also working with a U Lab 2x Team from the Netherlands, Germany and the U.S. to create and coordinate a Collaborative Decision Making Summit event in 2025.
Joyoushout and Zhou Fang, the founder and principal practitioner of Intersectional Group, a leadership and EDI (equity, diversity and inclusion) practice are working to co-facilitate develop intersectional learning and practice including Miriam's Well (see classes)
Watch our video here and register here. CHANGE CONSULTING & COLLABORATION
Joyoushout's founder Rinah Rachel Galper uses her expanded JEDI Model (see below), Healing Diamonds, 13 Phases of Personal and Collective Change (created in collaboration with Lindy Chichola), and Joyoushout Changemaker Ecosystem to support individuals, group, small businesses and organizations seeking to deepen their engagement with love, care, and justice driven practices and become the best version of themselves. What distinguishes JOYOUSHOUT's Work? Joyoushout studies and supports personal and collective change and liberation that is love rather than fear-driven. We continually learn from those whose work has been and is informed and shaped by lived experience, ancestral wisdom, deep care and connection, clear analysis, a celebration of both our differences and common ground, and expansive visions of a world in which we can all survive and thrive. We believe racism works in concert with classism, sexism, ableism, and other 'isms" to create "heirarchies of human value" (Heather McGhee) with very real and harmful consequences for both minoritized people and those of us from the dominant white caste here in the U.S. and around the world. Joyoushout's Expanded JEDI Model Joyful Justice (Addressing inequality and oppression through brave learning and truth telling, holding ourselves accountable, doing what is ours to prevent and repair harm, and creating caring, sustainable community) Education, Engagement, & Equity (Learning our history, engaging all stakeholders in equitable, participant directed or “leaderfull" decision making, and supporting ongoing liberatory and healing work ) Dialogue, Disrupting Discrimination, & Diversity (Embracing and leveraging our differences and our discomfort with change, confronting and reimagining dysfunctional narratives and practices, building trust, & inviting in “the other”) Intersectionality, Imagination, & Inclusion (Reflecting, Reimagining, Creating, and Sustaining new narratives, practices, policies, systems, and culture rooted in love and liberation) 
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THE JOYOUSHOUT HEALING DIAMONDS
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Past Partners
As the sole proprietor of Joyoushout, Rinah has and continues to consult and collaborate with organizations and companies such Carolina Solar Services, Carolina Meadows, Emancipate, Respite in the Round, SUSONC, Peaceful Schools NC, WRISE, Beloved Community Center's Statewide Truth Justice and Reconciliation Initiative, and Diversity Works. Rinah is the founder and coordinator of Our Sacred Circles (OSC), now Joyoushout's community branch, offering virtual and in person gatherings and events to support change makers and various community initiatives since 2018. Previous OSC gatherings include Women Dismantling Racism, co-facilitated with TheLRoom and numerous anti-racist educational book studies. 
Youth Mentoring In 2023 Rinah completed a six month collaboration with the World Learning Youth Ambassadors Program as one of two youth mentors guiding students to develop and implement social justice and cultural community based initiatives (CBI) in their home communities after a three week immersion in Argentina. Coming this Fall: Engaging Youth Change Makers (EYC) a hybrid program designed by Rinah and her YA colleague Roberto Young. EYL will grow our youth mentoring and leadership training work through creating opportunities for youth to engage with community leaders, educators, healers, and creatives to design and implement collaborative community initiatives. See Change Maker classes for more information. Supporters include DCIA, Vimala's Curry Blossom Cafe, and Carolina Friends School.
Rinah presenting with Voices for Justice in Palestine at the Watts Baptist Educational Retreat June 1, 2024
Testimonial: "As a guest presenter for our educational retreat, we really appreciate Rinah Rachel 's passionate, loving, and spiritual way of inviting us into the hard work of peace making and justice seeking."- KS from Watts St. Baptist Church 
Rinah presenting with Voices for Justice in Palestine at a Duke University SJP Event in September 2024
More testimonials...
Rinah has been an invaluable colleague and mentor in my journey, particularly during periods of loss and transition in my life. She consistently offers profound wisdom and unwavering support. Her deep commitment and capacity for nurturing a sense of belonging and community has been truly remarkable. Rinah has deep skills in a variety of modalities and teams them with her keen intuition to create safe and compassionate space for exploration, growth and healing. -Bonnie Lynn CEO of BonifyNow Rinah a source of inspiration and a magnet to personal and spiritual growth as well as a connector of people with like minds and hearts. This contributes to her authenticity as a community organizer, social justice advocate, and disruptor of the status quo. Rinah sees the potential of a Beloved community within and beyond geography, race, gender, age or class and inspires her friends and colleagues to expand their efforts as a human family to create change and more joy. She is a truthteller who has helped me...reflect, renew, wonder, create and reset by introducing me to the power of Wisdom Circles and revolutionary love"-AA 
Gratitudes...
Rinah owes a debt of gratitude to REI, We Are Finding Freedom, Valarie Kaur and the Revolutionary Love Project, Sutra, U-School of Transformation, the Durham based Anti-Racist White Creatives, Tema Okun, Angela Airall, Lama Rod Owens, Adrienne Maree Brown, Niambi Jaha Echols, and so many others for their wisdom, skill, training, healing, patience, and care |
