Navigating Collective, Political, and Personal Loss and Change
Grief is everywhere right now. Not just in our private lives, but in our headlines and our systems. We’re mourning the deaths of icons, witnessing mass layoffs disproportionately impacting Black + Brown women, and the erosion of safety for queer and immigrant people under creeping fascism, compounded by histories that we’ve never stopped mourning. On top of that, we each also mourn quieter losses: belonging in workplaces, a sense of home, relationships, and our former selves.
As we approach the season of “gratitude” and reflection, I wanted to offer a supplemental alternative: a communal pause for release, remembrance, and reclamation called Becoming Again. Join me for an evening of reflection and ritual designed to help you move through the ache and toward renewal.
This workshop holds grief as both personal and political: as evidence that we still care, still feel, still dream. It’s a sanctuary for Black and Brown women and femmes to name what they’re shedding and explore what transformation might be possible through release.
During our time we’ll explore:
The many shapes of grief—personal, ancestral, systemic, and seasonal
Collective witnessing, care, and creative release
Practices for holding grief without collapsing under it
Rituals to metabolize emotional weight
This is a free virtual retreat. Donations are welcome. Come as you are: weary, curious, undone, tender. Together, we’ll find breath again.
Register for Becoming Again Grief Workshop
Date: Friday, December 12, 2025
Time: 5:00 PM EST (75 minutes)
Location: Complete this pre-registration form to receive details on how to join.