Membership Checkout Membership Information You have selected the Bridge Builders Membership membership level. Bi- & Multi-Racial Folks As a multiracial person, you hold complex and shifting relationships to oppression, power, and privilege shaped by how others view you, your proximity to whiteness, and your cultural lineages. As such, this membership is pay-what-you-can. We invite you to make a contribution that reflects both barriers you face and racial privilege you may hold. There’s no perfect formula; just a reflection of your lived experience, values, and capacity. Do you have a discount code? Click here to enter your discount code Discount Code Account Information Username Password Show Password Confirm Password First Name Last Name Email Address Confirm Email Address Full Name LEAVE THIS BLANK Already have an account? 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(Select all that apply) Asian – East / Southeast (Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese, Filipino, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Thai, Indonesian, or other Southeast Asian descent) Asian – South (South Asian descent e.g., East Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Indo-Caribbean) Black (African, Afro-Caribbean, African Canadian descent) Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuk/Inuit descent, Other Indigenous) Latinx (Latin American, Hispanic descent) Middle Eastern (Arab, Persian, West Asian descent e.g., Afghan, Egyptian, Iranian, Lebanese, Turkish, Kurdish) White (European ancestry) Multi-racial Prefer not to say Other (tell us more!) If 'Other' above, please give more information Children & Caregiving We’d love to know more about the children or youth in your care so we can suggest programs and groups that reflect their identities. How do the kids you’re raising or supporting primarily identify? BIPOC White Multi-racial I’m not currently in a caregiving role with children Other (feel free to share!) (Select all that apply) If 'Other' above, please give more information. How do you identify your caregiving or community-building role? Parent / Guardian Foster Parent Grandparent / Elder Extended family / Chosen family Early Childhood Educator Educator (K-12) Community Leader / Advocate Healthcare Provider Youth service provider (Coach, Music Teacher, Recreation Leader) Other (self-describe) (Select all that apply) If 'Other' above, please give more information. How many children do you care for or directly work with Age range of children you care for or work with: 0-6 years (Littles) 7-12 years (Kids) 13-18 years (Teens) Adults / Intergenerational I don’t currently care for or work directly with children (Select all that apply) Membership Questions We’re Not for Everyone (and that’s okay) — These following questions aren’t about testing your knowledge, they’re about checking for readiness, openness, and alignment with the kind of space we’re building together. We’re not looking for perfect answers. We’re not expecting you to have it all figured out. What we are looking for is a willingness to show up with humility, a heart in the right place, and a commitment to keep this space safer, braver, and rooted in care, especially for our BIPOC members. This community is about relationship, reflection, and accountability. These questions help us make sure this is the right place for you and that you are ready for what this space is about. Mothering to us means... — At MAR, “mom” and “mothering” are expansive. We welcome all people, of all genders, who nurture, guide, and raise the next generation, whether through parenting, caregiving, mentoring, or community leadership. Mothering can be paid or unpaid, biological or chosen, and looks different for everyone. Do you see yourself reflected in this broad definition of “mothering”? Yes Not yet, but I’d like to learn more No If 'no' or 'not yet', could you share more? Compassionate Community & Values Check-In This is a space rooted in community, learning and unlearning, humility, healing, and courageous action. — We believe everyone is both a learner and a teacher, and mistakes are part of the journey. What matters most is how we show up: with compassion, curiosity, and a willingness to grow. How will you show care for yourself and others when mistakes happen, whether you're being called in or calling someone else in? Healing & Showing Up With Care At MAR, we believe healing is part of anti-racism work. — We’re committed to creating a space where we don’t blow our trauma through others. An anti-racist space where we take responsibility for our wounds, practice self-awareness, and show up in ways that foster collective care. How will you take care of your own healing while also contributing to a space where others can feel safe, seen, and supported? Processing...
