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Note: Mitsui Collective is fiscally sponsored by Beloved Builders, Inc. — a 501(c)(3) public charity. Contributions for the purposes of Mitsui Collective, as fiscally sponsored by Beloved, are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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This was a transformative experience for me. Our shared journey brought together so many threads of Jewish, embodied, ancestral, and terrestrial knowledge. Truly rooted. I returned feeling existentially reorganized.

Viva Nefesh Immersive Retreat Participant
"People are lonely and hurting, especially right now. So much of what I've seen and been able to be a part of from Mitsui Collective addresses both the need for belonging and a way to process that pain, steeped in Jewish tradition. I truly believe Mitsui Collective will bring people into lived Judaism who otherwise would be absent from our institutions and organizations."

Aliza Kline — CEO, OneTable
I experienced a spirit of inclusion and deep respect for each participant in the Kollel that I have never experienced before in a Jewish space. The combination of respect for embodied Jewish practice and sincere engagement in the work of somatic anti-racism is exactly what the Jewish community needs at this moment of political polarization

Kollel Cohort 2 member
"Healing rifts between mind and body is an important endeavor in our Jewish community and beyond. I'm so grateful for the work Mitsui Collective is doing."

Arielle Korman — Rabbinical Student, former Executive Director, Ammud: Jews of Color Torah Academy
Slowing down enough to listen to the body and somatic experience ... the ways in which it constricts in the throat (making me feel voiceless), the way I feel the running instinct in my feet, the way it makes me feel gutted out … this is really informative to understanding the impact of racism and antisemitismIt sheds light on just how sensitive, trauma-informed and personalized this work needs to be.

Research Participant — Interwoven Oppressions research study on intersectional embodied impacts of racism and antisemitism for Jews of Color
I feel like my molecules are rearranged! I don't have all the words to explain it, but I am not who I was when I arrived in El Salvador. I feel like new channels between my body, mind, and ancestors have been opened and activated!

Viva Nefesh Immersive Retreat Participant