Rooted in Afro-Indigenous Leadership and Transformation with Support from The Greater Human Tribe.We practice traditional and innovative relationships with the earth and each other, while promoting and preserving cultural literacy for Indigenous and Diasporic peoples ascendant from Africa and the Americas.
Sun, Apr 02
|Mills College at Northeastern University
Working the Roots: Ancestral remedies for remaining healthy and resilient in today's changing climate and society
A deep dive into the ancestral healing traditions of food and plant medicines that helped us survive over 500 years of colonialism.
Time & Location
Apr 02, 10:00 AM
Mills College at Northeastern University, 5000 MacArthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94613, USA
About the event
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Third in the series, Roots of Resilience:
Working The Roots! Ancestral Remedies, How to remain Healthy and Resilient in today's Changing Climate.
With Creative Conjurer, Michele Lee, (author of Working the Roots, artist, curator, historian, activist and educator)
&
Iya Awujo DvinaEstrella Ramey (community herbalist, full spectrum doula, traditional artist and performer, counselor, ceremonialist and educator)
A deep dive into the ancestral healing traditions of food and plant medicines that helped us survive over 500 years of colonialism.
It's a tradition of continually learning, adapting, and embracing healing from African/Indigenous diasporic cultures so we can have Strong Medicine 💪🏾🌿 to thrive in today's environment. Attendees will also be introduced to practices for maintaining spiritual grounding and balanced mental health, how to work the powers/spiritual alchemy, honoring the seasons and moon cycles, crystal empowerment, ancestral altars, one-on-one informal health conversations and more.🌻