Due to funding concerns – this intensive will be postponed until Summer 2023.  We hope you’ll check back in with us!

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Are you on an antiracism journey and looking to deepen your exploration?

This interactive workshop series will provide participants with embodied experience to bring somatic awareness, and share transformational practices to address racialized trauma to begin healing.

As a three-day multiracial group series with morning and afternoon sessions, the workshop combines somatic awareness, somatic dialogue, and somatic witnessing in order to drop learners into their bodies. Together we’ll learn how our racialization manifests in our everyday reactions and how we can begin creating new responses to old embedded ideas about race.

If you are ready to submerge into your racialized identity and emerge with more aliveness and alignment as a co-conspirator, ready to struggle together for racial justice, please join us.

*Room and Board Rates at WFC (Weekend Rates) including all meals and other activities apply
$350 Additional Fee for the Workshop

Jayson Morris’ coaching is the conceptualization of 20 years of his personal and professional growth. He is a certified integral coach through New Ventures West and the International Coaching Federation. He has trained in the Aletheia emergent coaching methodology, HeartMath, and the Enneagram personality-type mapping & development through Chestnut Paes Enneagram Academy. He has also completed somatic leadership, somatic bodywork, and trauma & resilience workshops at the Strozzi Institute for embodied leadership and embodied anti-racist work with Education for Racial Equity and Racial Healing Allies.

Denise Farai Williams is an embodied equity coach & facilitator, antiracist cultural organizer, educator, creative activist and performing artist. Farai is the founder & lead embodied equity facilitator, educator and strategist for Dynamizing Equity™. With a deep curiosity in nervous system-responsive self care, she invites participants to create more mental, physical, spiritual, internal space while employing a variety of cultural, somatic and historical learning prompts, to de-mechanize the body and build its capacity for revealing, feeling, healing and dealing with systemic racism and anti-blackness.