Institutional Violence Grief Circle for BIPOC

Institutional violence towards BIPOC communities is woven into the fabric of daily experience in big and small ways. Naming and giving voice to the emotional impact of systemic racism and tending to our grief collectively can be a transformative practice towards liberation. In this grief-tending circle, we will take time to be with our embodied experience of grief, be witnessed in our process, and try new ways to deepen our personal liberation practice as we reclaim the power of our stories and communities.

Come be held in community, or come help hold the grief rippling through. This is a space for the full depth and range of grief in BIPOC experiences.

Open to all Black, Indigenous, and people of color.

Led by Pema Rojas

Pema Rojas is a women’s emotional wellness advocate committed to co-creating a world where women can thrive. Through peer-based spaces for women of all ages and…