When:
Saturday, Nov 26, 2022 10:00a -
11:30a

Where:
Boston Nature Center
500 Walk Hill St
Mattapan, Massachusetts 02126

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Admission:
$10.00-13.00

Hosted by:
joyraft.host61602 Antonia Pagnozzi

Categories:
Good for Groups, Meetup, Nature, Outside

Event website:
https://www.massaudubon.org/program-catalog/boston-nature-center/85188-bipoc-affinity-meditation-and-self-care-nature-walk

This program is intended for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color only.

White supremacy culture has engrained in POC the need to work and toil so as to not be considered lazy. Capitalism lied: Self-worth is not tied to production. Join Shawnta Carson, BNC Preschool Teacher, as we use nature as a backdrop to engage in some well-deserved rest and self-care, and help break free of the chains of white supremacy. In this program we will use the trails of the BNC to learn and engage in meditation practices that you will be able to use while you are waiting for the bus, walking down the street, or even doing the dishes. We will be exploring nature journaling and relaxing forest bathing techniques to help us fight the resistance with rest.

This program is suitable for teenagers and adults.

This program will be held entirely outdoors, so please bring appropriate weather gear as needed. In the case of inclement, every effort will be made to reschedule the event.

PLEASE NOTE: This program will be conducted in accordance with current Municipal, State, and Mass Audubon Covid-19 protocols.

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