Gathering Power

Gathering Power is a nonprofit organization situated in Richmond, California, at 923 29th Street. Its primary focus is to champion the integration of circle practice in various social justice movements and sectors, such as education and criminal justice. This integration aims to rejuvenate the original roots of circle practice as a ceremonial and governance method in Indigenous communities. Gathering Power fosters meaningful partnerships with individuals, organizations, and institutions to empower communities, shift perspectives, and transform oppressive systems. It serves as a hub for practitioners, providing a space for learning, honing skills, and fostering accountable relationships with the Indigenous communities that have shared their teachings. The Restore Circles Initiative, a significant part of Gathering Power's mission, aims to unite Indigenous and LatinX mindfulness and healing justice practitioners, strengthening both communities and fostering shared visions.

Gathering Power is a legitimate nonprofit organization registered as a 501(c)(3) entity. Gathering Power submitted a form 990, which is a tax form used by tax-exempt organizations in the U.S., indicating its operational transparency and adherence to regulatory requirements. Donations to this organization are tax deductible.

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Gathering Power's mission involves supporting various projects, initiatives, and partnerships globally, focusing on sectors and communities that aim to build long-term community power. The organization seeks to address the appropriation of circle practice in various movements and sectors by reorienting, reintroducing, and investing in its Indigenous roots. Gathering Power aims to create powerful partnerships with individuals, organizations, and institutions that share a commitment to transforming systems and structures of domination, colonization, and empire. It serves as a home for practitioners to learn, practice, and hone their skills in a reciprocal and accountable relationship with the community. The Restore Circles Initiative, a key part of their work, brings together Indigenous and LatinX mindfulness and healing justice practitioners to strengthen their communities and enact shared visions.

Sayra Pinto is the President of Gathering Power.

Gathering Power's revenue in 2022 was $551,092.

The Gathering Power’s most recent form 990 was submitted in 2022 and can be accessed here