Jubilee July creates and facilitates platforms for collaboration between multi-media artists, community leaders, and every-day residents. We strive to reposition artists as professional stewards of the unknown, ready and able to help imagine and realize sustainable solutions for surviving and thriving in collective peace. We use the modality of choreography, wherein every conversation is a brushstroke giving shape to the project at hand. We bring the creative process out of the theater and into the community to create spaces that tend to individual and collective wounds. We recognize climate collapse, white supremacy, and colonization as potential sites of healing for all races and cultures, and therefore strive to create programming that reflects a multiplicity of identities and histories, while centering the needs and direction of QTBIPOC participants.