When: Thursday, October 7, 2021, 1 p.m. EDT.
(10 a.m. PDT // 11 a.m. MDT // 12 noon CDT)
Length: 90 minutes
Where: online via zoom. To get the link, send a note via the Contact Us form or reply to the email you received.
Tending Practices of Listening and Expression to Shift Culture One Heart at a Time
What: Retrain Your Lizard Brain: Somatic Singing for Trauma Awareness + Resilience When: Selected Thursdays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Dates: Oc...
When: Thursday, October 7, 2021, 1 p.m. EDT.
(10 a.m. PDT // 11 a.m. MDT // 12 noon CDT)
Length: 90 minutes
Where: online via zoom. To get the link, send a note via the Contact Us form or reply to the email you received.
Help Wanted:
Creating new
Biracial & Rural* culture
through storytelling events & retreats.
Do you fit the description of
Help Wanted:
Spread the Word of
Biracial & Rural*
to those that fit the description of
What's in a name?
So much meaning, including a sense of belonging.
And it's also just a conglomeration of sounds smooshed together. In a particular sequence, yes. One that has been developed over time and shifted in changed in different times and contexts. One that continues to evolve today and into tomorrow based on what we knew then and what we will learn in the future.
Biracial & Rural was a phrase we started using to refer to the experience of living in a pre-dominantly white rural space as a person whose ancestry was from two different continents. In 2019 we applied that phrase to title an autobiographical transdisciplinary performance art piece of Conie's story.
By 2020, we realized that one person's story could not encapsulate the breadth of experiences possible in that phrase, Biracial & Rural (BnR). It took until the end of 2020 to be able to articulate that BnR was a community of care and storytelling space and that Conie's story in that was called Freeing Refrains.