SEMUA INC.
FIONA PHIE
Fiona Phie is an Artist and Community Organizer coming to the work of transformative justice, violence prevention and abolition with the framework of "Borderless Liberation." They use immersive experiences, workshops, advocacy and creativity to create tools for learning that expand learning accessibility for the community. As an artist they aim to transform how we learn to create change in the community.
TRAINED IN
- Trained in the Fundamentals of Restorative Circles through Legacy Lives On and Suffolk University
- Tier 1 Training for Collaborative Problem Solving Approach of Mass General Hospital’s Think:Kids
- Trained in Youth Development 101, Trauma Informed Practices and Self Care through Health Resources in Action
- Trained in the correct application of tourniquets and hemorrhage control in life threatening situations through Stop the Bleed: Stepping Strong-Center for Trauma Innovation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital
- Trained in Boston Public Health Commission’s (BPHC) Opioid Affected Youth Initiative/ Boston Youth Resiliency & Recovery Collaborative Training for Botvin life skills through peer leadership
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All rates vary by services. Please email [email protected] to coordinate a service or request work samples
Art Healing Workshops incorporating different themes based on clients
Banner creation/direction
Creating Flyers
Event Planning
Evaluations and Strategic Planning
Facilitation Planning/Consulting
Networking events
Social Media Management
Short term assistance
Speech writing
Timeline creation
Transformative Justice (If values permits)
Writing Press Releases
Be in community with me! I prefer emails and if you need to text or call feel free!Email: [email protected]
Phone: 857-225-4148
Banner Making Workshop: I teach organizers how to send their message and use a community process to further engage the community
Art Healing and Transformative Tools Workshops: I offer extensive trauma informed workshops to learn tools and process trauma while practicing community care. Please contact me to share the needs and wants of your group. Each workshop is tailored to your unique needs!
Transformative Justice and Restorative Justice are closely related as alternatives to the criminal justice and prison systems and in conflict management.However, many practitioners have learned different tools and techniques while holding various values.So, am I the right fit for you?Do I align with your needs and wants?I am an abolitionist. This means that it is a requirement that we work to transform conflict and ourselves outside of institutions and systems and that institutions must face the truth of their harm and their role in upholding systems of oppression, along with making necessary changes.I believe that an individual can change and transform, but if the system and environment continue to under-support and under-estimate those individuals, there will be no sustainable or lasting transformation.I would love to work through conflict with people who are consenting to addressing and confronting harm. We would be a great fit if you want to create infrastructure and system to prevent or address harm before it happens. If you are connected to an institution or group, it’s also important that the institution is open to changing systems to ensure behavior change. If this sounds good to you please email me to assist in supporting you.I am a practitioner trained by Unity Circle, Legacy Lives On in partnership with Suffolk University, and various trauma-responsive trainings.My elders include Phill, Harold and Gwen from the Yukon Nation, Queen Cheyenne and Sofia Meadows from Unity Circles, Clarissia Turner and Mama Jay from Legacy Lives on. As well as my elders that have taught me values and principles that I keep close to my heart: Tsering Topgyal of Tibet, Jemadari Kamara my Africanas Studies Professor, Veronica Robles, Taki Harris, Sadada Jackson, Komang of the Tirta Empul Temple, Luana Moralez, Daniel Strongwalker of the Delaware Nation, Nataka, Pat Brody, Prema Bangera, Ruth Rollins, Sandra Castillo, Shaw Pong, Tante Wiwin, Tante Iin, Valeria, Taina Vargas, Rhea Verdo, Hamid Zahir, Jifeng Deng and my parents Endang Wijayati and A tong/Tom Phie.And of course my youth teachers who teach me as much as my Elders: Sarah, Janiah, Gabriel, Sabrin, Julius, Dezzie, Ericka, Maceo, Bre Cat, Nayima, Nena, Beba, Daki, Kai, Miko, Rod, Sanye, Mazi, Damani, Seniya, Azaria, Divine, John, Erica, Keem, Brizzy, Cienna and Breezy.And my peers who ground me in my values and are my partners in this work.
Art: Commissions are based on what is asked. Prompts or circumstances are helpful.
Graphic Design: Commissions are based of the organization or individuals' style guide and needs.
When I make art, I make life. Creating community, connecting, building in everything that I do. Every move is intentional to continue making the change I want to see in this world.This means working with youth, elders, change makers, artists, alchemists and scientists while eating, dancing, being joyful and world building.