Beginning on Inauguration Day, this indigenous-led four week workshop series is a deep dive into the concepts and practical applications of collective healing and liberation

Mondays 6 - 7:30 pm

WEEK I - January 20th

Ancestral Reclamation: Restoring Wholeness, Dignity, and Connection to Lineage

Honoring the rich cultural heritage of our multiple and mixed lineages, our shared ancestral history of place-based indigenous wisdom and practices, and the impact of colonialism on our lineages
Re-membering ourselves to our ancestral knowledge systems, wound healing from the severance of our village belonging, and beginning practices that are our inherent birth-right to indigenous ways of life

WEEK II - January 27th

Somatic Abolitionism: Meeting the Gaps of Intention and Impact

Exploring the relationship between our nervous system's capacities and our change-making intentions, how physiological states impact our ability to engage in deep liberation work, and how to attune to the collective nervous system
Addressing somatic shame and the psychological frameworks of colonialism, developing practices to hold our full humanity with transformative compassion, and understanding the psycho-somatic pathways to collective growth

WEEK III - February 3rd

Social Permaculture: Regenerative Systems and The Technologies of Belonging

Developing regenerative community practices that center relationships as our foundational reality, dismantling individualistic shame, blame, and supremacy based cultural narratives
Creating cultures of feedback, equity, and mutual benefit that consciously name invisible dominant norms, practice belonging-based accountability and conflict resolution, and nurture relationships across the margins

WEEK IV - February 10th

Harvesting and Seeding: Metabolizing and Mapping Our Movement

Reflecting on this shared journey of re-indigenizing our understandings, practices, and relationship to collectivity
Developing methods of practical application for the liberation concepts we've explored: personal, sustainable, relationship-based strategies that strengthen community resilience and nourish systemic change

All teachings are shared in service of re-membering our indigenous lineage wisdoms. Sessions will include meditation, song, somatic embodiment practice, small-group sharing and witnessing, reflective journaling, and prayer

If you would like to donate directly to register for this series, Venmo @AlyxSomas with the title of this workshop and your email address in the note. In registering for this event, you will be added to The Collectivity Project's newsletter for future workshops and circles.

This series' official scholarship spots (Google Form) are filled. Please reach out if you feel called to participate, but cost is a barrier.

This experience is facilitated by Alyx Somas of The Collectivity Project, which is a labor to restore our relations with our spirit, our people, and our earth. Alyx Somas is a Re-Indigenization Practitioner, enlivening indigenous lineage teachings to help our people re-member our true nature, which is deep beauty, belonging, and interdependence. This work is for healing the primal wound of our severed belonging without shame or blame — no longer individualizing what is systemic. Rather, catalyzing our shared grief into purposeful action, empowered with practical tools for justice and liberation.

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