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We’re so glad you found us! We hope this website can serve as both a landing pad and launching pad for you on your journey.

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You may have heard that we hold programming for ‘mixed’ people. That word can mean many things depending on who you ask, where they are in the world, what their families and ancestors experienced, and where they are in their personal identity journey.

Learn more about MidWest Mosaic, how WE are currently navigating language, and our recent name change on our “ABOUT” page.

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We’re so glad you found us! We hope this website can serve as both a landing pad and launching pad for you on your journey.
Learn more about our recent name change to MidWest Mosaic here

“I am complete, and I embody layers of identities that belong together.
I am made of layers, not fractions.”

– Yumi Thomas

MISSION

MidWest Mosaic uses community programming and art of all mediums to support mixed people and transracial adoptees, to build culture, and move in solidarity across liberation struggles.

VISION

We see a future in which we are empowered to discover ourselves  and each other beyond the bounds of social constructs and systemic oppression

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“…I’m coming to a place in my own journey…

it’s less, ‘oh it does feel hard, like it is kind of icky, there are other people that feel this way about being mixed’, and more about… how do we situate our mixedness in the system and use it to dismantle white supremacy and get us all free?”

– Ray Martinez, 2021 MWM Conference

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We invite you to engage with these two offerings by Dr. Maria P. P. Root.

As you read, notice how you feel. Consider what resonates, or what you might change or add.

As we continue developing our understanding of who we are and how we want to be in the world, we look forward to seeing new offerings like these. Dr. Roots’ words can help ground us in a society that is still learning how to engage with those who do not easily fit, or refuse to fit into socially constructed categories or roles. 

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