KINSHIP COHORTS

The first step to join our collective is to participate in a Kinship Cohort session.

Our next Kinship Cohorts are beginning July 2026.

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MEMBERSHIP DETAILS

- Cohorts have structured meeting times over their duration. Specific times will be named once you choose a cohort.
- There will be opportunities to meet in-person or online.
- There are ongoing opportunities to continue cohort work.
All participants contribute financially through a monthly sliding scale fee. No one attends for free. Everyone invests in the space in the way they can.
Sliding Scale Tiers:
- $10/month – Rooted in Community → For those navigating financial barriers shaped by systemic inequities but still committed to the work.
- $25/month – Sustaining the Work → For those who can contribute a little more while balancing other financial responsibilities.
- $45/month – Resourcing the Movement → For those with financial stability who can support at a sustaining level.
- $65/month – Redistributing Access → For those with greater financial privilege who can help remove barriers for others.
Payment Guidelines:
- Participants self-select their tier based on guided descriptions.
- Payments are due at the start of each month.
- If finances feel tight, please don’t carry that alone. Reach out, and we will work with you—this is a shared space, and we hold each other with care.
- Cohort Commitment: By enrolling, participants are committing to the full six-month cohort. If a participant chooses to withdraw before the cohort ends, they are still responsible for paying the full six months of fees, regardless of early departure.
- All participants must volunteer monthly, selecting roles that support the group and Unity Project’s work.
- Roles include event support, admin help, outreach, tech/media, and logistical support.
- Volunteers sign up each month based on availability and capacity.
- This is a community-led space—participants check in with each other if commitments are missed.
- If someone does not meet their payment or volunteer commitment, they will:
  1. Receive a check-in from their peers (first step).
  2. Be given an opportunity to make up missed contributions (if applicable).
  3. Receive admin follow-up if non-participation continues.
  4. Lose access to the affinity group if commitments remain unmet.

CHOOSE YOUR COHORT

UP & ROOTED

Restoration, shared healing and joy.

A space to be in community with others whose lives have been shaped by systemic disinvestment, generational trauma, and structural harm.

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GROUND WORK

Reflection, growth and repair.

A space where I can reflect on how I’ve benefited from–or participated in–systems that have caused harm. I want to be held in honest conversation, supported in my learnings, and accountable to showing up differently.

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I’m not sure yet

PARTNER WITH US

We seek to create authentic partnerships with organizations to build community through choral music. Our current partnerships include Colorado Springs Parks and Recreation, the Colorado Hebrew Chorale, and WCLI of Leadership Pikes Peak.

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OUR WORK

We believe music can help create a diverse, equitable, and healthy community. Grounded in song, our work extends into education, service, and collective healing. We offer rigorous, culturally-rooted training that confronts systemic injustice, honors historical truths, and supports personal and communal transformation.

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OUR COMMUNITY

Our members undergo a rich and intense community-building process. We “create brave space together,” learn about our diverse backgrounds and histories, and discuss topics that are difficult for multi-racial groups to tackle.

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OUR TEAM

Rather than focusing on performance as a singing group, we wanted music to be used as a tool to foster connectedness, break down biases, and build understanding around cultural differences. Our founding directors train individuals and organizations in our community around racial equity.

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COMMUNITY NORMS

Our members undergo a rich and intense community-building process. We “create brave space together,” learn about our diverse backgrounds and histories, and discuss topics that are difficult for multi-racial groups to tackle. We partner with many outside sources in order to do this successfully. We seek to amplify voices that are often unheard, and we challenge ourselves to question our beliefs.

Through this process, we have created community norms for our membership that we’re proud to share with you below:

We move in harmony

We build together, honoring interdependence, shared leadership, and deep listening.
We embody justice

Equity is not an idea—it is the rhythm we move to, the practice we commit to, ano the legacy we shape.
We lead with love

Love is not soft. It is strategic, it is radical, and it is at the core of everything we do.
We center joy and liberation

Our work is not just about dismantling harm—it is about creating what we deserve. We claim rest, creativity, and celebration as acts of resistance.
We build bridges, not gates

Our work connects, expands, and invites. There is no liberation in separation.
We honor wisdom in all its forms

Knowledge and Wisdom live in our elders, our bodies, the land, and the ones who came before us. We listen. We trust it all.
We move with integrity

If it does not align with who we are, we do not move on. No exceptions.

Members

Alpha N.

She/Her
"...And now I'm feeling so much better that I can do anything I choose, With you in my corner, I just can't lose..."- "Sista" by Rochelle Ferrell
Amy C.

She/Her
"Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” ~Maya Angelou
Bianca P.

She/They
"There will be a day when you can say you're okay and mean it." - Dodie
Brittany B.

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“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing there is a field. I'll meet you there. When the soul lies down in that grass the world is too full to talk about.”-Rumi
Debbie S.

She/Her
My favorite Beatles song is Here Comes the Sun . It embodies my hope for the future. If we have nothing else in life we have the sun and we have hope.
Deborah A.

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I love playing pickleball and writing my own music!
Elizabeth B.

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My favorite song is The Sound of Music.
Geoffrey B.

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Favorite Songs: Eric Whitacre "A Girl and A Boy" & "Love" by Mos Def
Janna W.

She/Her
Music expresses that which cannot be said and which it is impossible to be silent. --Victor Hugo
Kaylan C.

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I love fly-fishing and wading in a river.
Laura H.

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Be the change you wish to see in the world.
Mel N.

They/Them
“Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will.” -Suzy Kassem
Melanie L.

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“Never doubt a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”-Margaret Mead
Mike H.

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"Avoid having your ego so close to your position that when your position fails, your ego goes with it." Colin Powell
Randy L.
Sathya M.

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You can tell what it is by the way that it is.
Shazia A.

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"Music gives a soul to the universe, Wings to the mind, Flight to the imagination, Life to Everything"-Plato
Siobhan E.

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"The world may be broken, but hope is not crazy." -John Green
Victor A.
Zach B.

He/Him
I make eccentric podcasts that ramble as concisely as possible