In this talk, Dr. Green examines the ethics of the practice of love. Love is an act that requires community accountability and self-reflection. Dr. Green discusses the importance of practicing love as a Black feminist politic. This talk also examines the importance of kinship as a radical queer family-making possibility that challenges heteronomative logics.
In this talk, Francesca will share about how mindfulness and embodiment can help support us in the work of becoming an embodied antiracist practitioner. Why is it not enough to be non-racist? What about people who “don’t see color?” And what about those who feel many groups have experienced traum...
In this talk Dr. Syedullah sits with the archives of Black feminist practices of abolitionist homemaking, caretaking, and truancy in order to imagine freedom beyond the juridical binary of citizen versus captive. Dr. Syedullah will consider what Black fugitive orientations to freedom are born of ...
A Panel Discussion on Spiritual Activism with Raj Balkaran, Rev Jeff Hood, and Pamela Ayo Yetunde.
