Our white-bodied ancestors created white-body supremacy. We, our white-bodied community today, can dismantle it and co-create a world that roots into dignity, interdependence, mutuality, and liberation for all. What if healing ourselves of past trauma - childhood, intergenerational, and historical - was one pathway to this future world without white-body supremacy? What if healing ourselves within a community context was an essential element of rooting into interdependence with each other? And what if naming ourselves as members of the white-bodied community flooded our bodies with love, compassion, and connection that spilled into mutual relationships with our Black, Indigenous, and Brown community members? If you're curious about these questions too and want to explore them together, please join us for this personal, vulnerable, and embodied conversation. 

I’ve been imagining a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. A world where all humans’ needs are met. This world is rooted in love, compassion, and connection amongst all human beings. I believe healing is a large part of creating this world; other ways feel fuzzy at the edges, unclear enough for me to actualize into reality.  I believe a limitation to envisioning this world more clearly is me trying to do this alone. This world of possibility needs to be co-created in community. This workshop is a space for us to collectively dream, play, build, and share ideas that could clarify and guide us as a white-bodied collective to do our part.