“The theme for January is practicing resistance.  We will explore and highlight our history and focus on the ways resistance shows up for us in in our lives and the life of the community right now.  Resistance is often imagined as loud, confrontational, or defiant. And sometimes it must be. But more often, the most enduring form of resistance is quieter, steadier, and rooted in love. That is our mantra after all.  What is love calling us to do in this moment and in all things.?  To practice resistance through love is to refuse the stories that tell us we are alone, powerless, or disposable. It is to stand beside one another when fear would have us turn away. It is to show up—again and again—for those whose voices are dismissed, whose lives are made harder by systems that prize profit or power over people.”