Honoring Roots: Deepening our Ancestral Relationships

301 49th Street Northeast,Washington DC 20019

09 July, 2021

Description

During this time together, we’ll explore how to begin or deepen our relationships with those in our ancestral line. During this time together, we’ll explore how to begin or deepen our relationships with those in our ancestral line. We’ll discuss who our ancestors are (including how to begin ancestral research and reclamation), why we might want to invite them into our everyday lives, how to create or carve out spaces within which to honor them, and other ways we can grow our connection to the people, places, and activities that make up who we are. Bring a blanket, towel, or exercise mat or something else to comfortably sit on. You may also want to bring a notebook and writing instrument. Randi Moore is a movement teacher, student-herbalist, and artist living on the traditional land of the Nacotchtank people (SE Washington, DC). Her work is to facilitate healing relationships to place, the body, ancestry, and community through embodied movement, plants, art, and the reclamation of the magick of her lineage.