The Creative Care Collective: Tending the Roots of Community

A Living Journey Rooted in Wisdom, Belonging, and Collective Care
woven with ancient wisdom, precolonial practice, and collective belonging.
Together we walk through life’s full circle from birth to death, from cradle to grave gathering in rhythm with the moon and the seasons.

At its heart, this is a journey of remembering:

How to care, how to belong, and how to live as part of the whole.

Who is safe in this space and invited ?
This offering is created for those who identify as Black, People of Colour (BPOC), and QTBPOC,

Those who walk the path of remembrance, re-connection, and restoration.

Allies are welcome by invitation you may join if you are invited by a friend or partner who will walk this journey with you.
Together, you hold mutual care and accountability.

Course Rhythm 🌕

Creative Collective Care: Tending the Roots of Community

Is a Six-Month Journey of Creativity, Belonging,

and Collective Care

This is a living prayer of belonging and offering for those who feel called to re-imagine how we create, care, and live in relationship with one another and with the Earth.

Born through dreams, whispers from the land, and ancestral guidance,
Creative Collective Care: Tending the Roots of Community invites us into a shared journey of remembering and renewal.

Together, we gather as artists, healers, community weavers, and seekers of balance tending the soil of our creativity and the roots of our collective well-being.

✔️ Those seeking deep, holistic ways of belonging, community care, and creative flow

✔️ People wishing to live with conscious, sustainable awareness and embodied creativity

✔️ Individuals who have crossed or are approaching life’s thresholds and transitions

✔️ Artists, activists, practitioners, and healers expanding their work through community and reciprocity

✔️ Wisdom keepers, community builders, and visionaries cultivating new ways of being

🌕 Course

Online sessions with Tariqua Rooted and guest facilitators
Six creative, trans-formative workshops, beginning with an opening session: "The Beginning"
Recorded video & audio replays for continued reflection and integration
Text-based resources and readings to support deepening and study
Private Telegram group for shared connection and conversation
Course Rhythm Monthly Gatherings
Each session is held on a Monday near the waxing moon aligning our creative rhythm with the cycles of expansion, illumination, and return.

January 12 Tariqua Rooted & Hannah Downie, The Beginning Opening the circle, grounding in our intentions, and beginning the journey together.

January 19 JJ Fadaka, Bedtime Stories: for When the Hue Gets Too Much Writing bedtime stories to soothe the weary body and spirit; storytelling as protection and reclamation.

February 23 Loa Pour Mirza, Home in the Heart: Through readings, collage, and somatic practices, we’ll explore what it means to create home and belonging within ourselves.

March 23 Katucha Bento, Alchemy of Healing: Circles of Remembering and Dreaming rooted in Black queer feminism and radical love, we’ll bring offerings of recipes, poems, or stories to weave healing and remembrance together.

April 20 Caia Cappasso, Body Talk: Movement as Connection Through movement, we’ll listen to the body’s wisdom, discovering what unfolds when we let it lead.

May 18 PAIX (Gee Katungi), Soundpaths Through Our Body : A restorative sound and somatic journey into vibration, voice, and resonance as medicine.

June 15 Samara Hawthorn Cycles of Renewal , Honouring the wisdom of the land, the womb, and the seasons; a remembrance of the ancient rhythm of life.

June 22 Tariqua Rooted & Hannah Downie, Closing Circle & Integration Preparation

Contribution: £190 for the full six-month journey

Registration is now open until: Monday, 5th January 2026

email for payment plans info@tariquarooted.org

Refunds:

We cannot offer refunds or exchanges.

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