The Safer Movements Collective is working to build safer movements by providing spaces that center healing, wellness, mutual aid, and political education for organizers. We believe that liberation movements, and movement organizations, can only be sustained if these spaces become equipped to proactively respond to conflict, harm, and abuse with care. We also believe that trauma, disability, and oppression impact the ways that we relate to each other, and that our tools for addressing conflict, harm, and abuse must acknowledge that organizers are often drawn to movements because of our experiences of trauma and oppression. As organizations work to attend to these dynamics, organizers and people committed to liberation movements must develop practices of wellness and self-accountability to equip ourselves to engage in conflict; respond to harm and abuse; and promote collective care and wellness.