Embody your political commitments through practice and power!

For our movements to succeed, we need to know more than what needs to change, we need to know how to change it. Embodied practice teaches us to transform.

How can embodied practice get us closer to our longings for freedom?

“The invitation to center within chaos, without pressure to find stillness, has been very important to my continued engagement in both organizing and healing.”

—Jae, Jewish Anti-Zionist Organizer.

Upcoming Event

Upcoming Event

As people living in the belly of the imperialist beast, with each day comes news of horrific violence alongside stories of incredible steadfastness. What does our organizing look like in this time? What does our healing look like? What do the mundane realities of our day to day lives mean when the stakes for our movements and communities are so high?

In this workshop we will return to the core of what we are fighting for: our relationships to ourselves, each other, and the land. We will look at struggles against genocide throughout time and place to understand our bodies as conduits of resistance and resilience. We will cultivate our capacity for authentic connection, generative conflict and mutual support, while practicing moving from collective grief towards action.

There are no words. There haven’t been for a long time now. And yet people on the ground continue to document, to report, to tell their stories. And those of us who are far, we sit and we listen. We watch. We read. We scream. We cry. We act. We
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