Julia Rhodes Davis is an organizer, resource mobilizer, producer, and conceptual artist. She is co-executive producer of the forthcoming storytelling initiative and podcast Tender the Future and is on the core team working to launch the Institute for Relational Repair and Mutuality. She was associate producer and impact producer for the documentary feature Acts of Reparation, a documentary feature that follows two friends as they explore what reparations means to them. She also convenes Circles of Practice across the country, and works with individuals and families towards reparative engagement, wealth redistribution, and land justice. Through this work, Julia has been witness, collaborator, guide, and participant in ongoing reparative work happening in 1:1 relationships, families, and communities. Her primary research and creative practice focuses on the ways in which reckoning with a more fulsome cultural inheritance is a crucial part of building towards collective liberation. Davis’ work is animated by her cultural inheritance; she is the descendant of both anti-racist activists and Southern enslavers.