Monday July 16, 2018: The Space Between Us - Part 2

The Space Between Us as Women and Gesture.

Jovelyn Richards host of WM:The Space Between Us, Dives into the story of Gestures, looking at what many cultures believe that gestures evoke spirits and rituals. This discussion is shared with Mandisa Amber Woods research in ancient tribal ritual and present day ritual.

Mandisa Amber Wood, M.A., M.F.A., is a Bay Area, CA artist, dancer, educator, and food justice activist. Mandisa incorporates intuitive painting, performance, regenerative and permaculture design, and transformative learning in her method for vibrant expression. Mandisa is an assistant editor for the Journal of Sustainability Education and a fourth year PhD student in the Sustainability Education program at Prescott College. Her emergent sacred research focuses on indigenous, first nations, and women of color priestesses in the Bay Area, CA catalyzing women-centered resurgence and biocultural diversity through community rituals, embodied practices, and healing centered social justice organizing. Contact Mandisa: www.MandisaRegenerativearts.com

Click here to listen to entire show. 59:50 min

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Monday, April 23, 2018: Indigenous Intercontinental Run for Dignity

Struggling for Dignity and Liberation

Nina Serrano speaks with Indigenous Chicana Vanessa Quesada about the San Antonio Peace and Dignity Journey, a seven month prayer run that happens once every four years from Alaska all the way down to Argentina. The ceremonial run began in 1992, to fulfill the prophecy of the eagle and the condor, which reconnects peoples from north and south.

See YouTube video of interview below (21:25 min):

Click here to listen to entire show. 59:50 min

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