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Black Women Dream

Black Women Dream invited black-identifying women to participate in three months of activities (June-September, 2023) that involved dance, wellness, art, and visioning. Participants engaged in movement and art practices and received wellness supplies and coaching, and training on tracking their goals toward creating the life they want to live.  

 

Our meetings occurred virtually and in person, and participants were encouraged to share their progress throughout the project. The June weekend retreat was held at Soul of the Land Retreat Center in Fallbrook, CA. Housing and food were provided. The additional in-person workshops occurred in the Temecula Valley, culminating in a West African dance celebration.

 

Black Women Dream Project Dates:

 

  • June 10 from 9-11 am: Welcome & Intro Meeting (Virtual) 

  • June 16-18: Overnight Workshop Retreat in Fallbrook, CA (In-Person); Friday 5 pm to Sunday 12 pm 

  • July 8 from 9-11 am: Project Check-In (Virtual) 

  • July 29 from 9-11 am: Project Check-In (In-Person) 

  • August 19 from 9-11 am: Project Check-In (Virtual) 

  • September 9 from 9-11 am: Project Finale & Celebration (In-Person) 

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1. Exchange with Amelia Uzategui Bonilla, Cherie Hill, & Callie Arnold: Framing, Initiating and Guiding the Process. 

2. Kashtan, Miki. “Vulnerability, Difference, & Belonging.” “Psychology Today”.

3. Brown, Brene. “The Power of Vulnerability.” “TED Talk”.

4. Menaken, Resma. “My Grandmother’s Hands”.

5. Smith, Amara Tabor. “House/Full of Black Women”.

6. Abad, Jose, and Stephanie Hewett. “to be like the river”.

7. Cooper, Brittney. “Eloquent Rage: A Black Feminist Discovers Her Superpower”.

8. Greene Brown, Tina. “Parenting for Liberation.” Podcast.

9. Brown, adrienne marie. “Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good”.

10. Twin Poets. “Dreams are Illegal in the Ghetto”. “Def Poetry”.

11. Chavez, Felicia Rose. “The Anti-Racist Writing Workshop: How To Decolonize the Creative Classroom.”

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