Sacred Design Lab acknowledges that we work and live on Native land.
We are based in Tacoma, WA on the land of the Puyallup and Coast Salish peoples, in Alexandria, VA on Nacotchtank and Piscataway land, and in Brooklyn, NY on Canarsie and Lenape land.
To learn more about the Native land that you live on, we invite you to explore this map and toolkit.
Sacred Design Lab acknowledges that we work and live on Native land.
We are based in Tacoma, WA on the land of the Puyallup and Coast Salish peoples, in Alexandria, VA on Nacotchtank and Piscataway land, and in Brooklyn, NY on Canarsie and Lenape land.
To learn more about the Native land that you live on, we invite you to explore this map and toolkit.
Sacred Design Lab acknowledges the legacy of slavery and systemic economic disenfranchisement in the United States and the Caribbean.
As part of our collective liberation efforts, we commit to a reparational payment of 24.4% to all contractors and employees who are descended from African people who were enslaved in the United States and Caribbean. This percentage reflects the median wage gap between Black and white Americans, according to the Economic Policy Institute. To quote Ta-Nehisi Coates, we understand this to be a step toward the cost of “being able to see ourselves squarely” as we reckon with our collective biography and its consequences.
To learn more about reparations, we invite you to explore the Reparations Resource Center and this collection of resources from The Movement for Black Lives.
Sacred Design Lab acknowledges the legacy of slavery and systemic economic disenfranchisement in the United States and the Caribbean.
As part of our collective liberation efforts, we commit to a reparational payment of 24.4% to all contractors and employees who are descended from African people who were enslaved in the United States and Caribbean. This percentage reflects the median wage gap between Black and white Americans, according to the Economic Policy Institute. To quote Ta-Nehisi Coates, we understand this to be a step toward the cost of “being able to see ourselves squarely” as we reckon with our collective biography and its consequences.
To learn more about reparations, we invite you to explore the Reparations Resource Center and this collection of resources from The Movement for Black Lives.
Sacred Design Lab acknowledges the legacy of slavery and systemic economic disenfranchisement in the United States and the Caribbean.
As part of our collective liberation efforts, we commit to a reparational payment of 24.4% to all contractors and employees who are descended from African people who were enslaved in the United States and Caribbean. This percentage reflects the median wage gap between Black and white Americans, according to the Economic Policy Institute. To quote Ta-Nehisi Coates, we understand this to be a step toward the cost of “being able to see ourselves squarely” as we reckon with our collective biography and its consequences.
To learn more about reparations, we invite you to explore the Reparations Resource Center and this collection of resources from The Movement for Black Lives.
Sacred Design Lab acknowledges the legacy of slavery and systemic economic disenfranchisement in the United States and the Caribbean.
As part of our collective liberation efforts, we commit to a reparational payment of 24.4% to all contractors and employees who are descended from African people who were enslaved in the United States and Caribbean. This percentage reflects the median wage gap between Black and white Americans, according to the Economic Policy Institute. To quote Ta-Nehisi Coates, we understand this to be a step toward the cost of “being able to see ourselves squarely” as we reckon with our collective biography and its consequences.
To learn more about reparations, we invite you to explore the Reparations Resource Center and this collection of resources from The Movement for Black Lives.
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© 2023 Sacred Design Lab.
All Rights Reserved.
© 2023 Sacred Design Lab. All Rights Reserved.