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By Shesheena Bray There is so much healing available to us by way of our own hands. Stress and trauma can create distance in the body, making our bodies feel like foreign places, instead of like home. Reconnecting with the body through touch is a great way to tend...

By Blew Kind Supplies: 1 Rose (or another flower) for each participant, pen/pencil, paperObjectives: Gain writing techniques: Metaphor, Simile, Repetition, Patterns, Spacing, Lines, ect.Connect in seeing, feeling love/beauty with nature and with selfReflection and...

By Nicole Blackson Heteronormativity is embedded in our faith institutions, our laws, our schooling, family practices, media, and workspaces. This norm enables parents to perpetuate the oppressive practices to their own children. Goal: To create affirmative spaces...

By Deborah Rudman and Jim Brossy Lesson Description:The lesson plan offers an example of engaging in thought, collaboration and creative expression around organic gardening & growing food in the City.The lesson is not intended to stand alone. It can best be...

By Nikki Powerhouse Journaling with Love is a writing exercise that inspires intimacy and self-discovery. This intimacy connects to learning from writing about our feelings and experiences. Through emotional intimacy, we discover how to love ourselves through our...

By Nicole Blackson We all may have different paths to embody our spirituality, however, we all have an intrinsic need to belong, to be loved, and to be valued. Sometimes in our romantic, or close relationships we find ourselves in different practices & may even...

SynClaire Arthur, M.S.Mari Morales-Williams, Ph.D. Summary:When we hear the word “love” many different things can come up. How often, if ever, have you considered love in the context of consent, coercion, or desire? This lesson is designed to be a starting point of...