“There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen” – V.I. Lenin. This service draws on the history and lessons of Black August, ancient flood myths, and harvest traditions to explore liberation as patient cultivation rather than sudden arrival; a freedom planted by generations, gathered collectively, and never grown alone. Gregory … Continue reading The Beloved Harvest: Seeds of Solidarity, Fields of Liberation
What does it mean to be human in 2026? How will historians describe us? How does the frenetic pace of change impact our sense of identity? What networks sustain us and how can we protect them? Where are we putting our energies, our priorities. What inspires you, gives life meaning? Gillian Fynn (she/her)Gillian is a … Continue reading Who on Earth are We?
Ctrl-Z is such a wonderful invention: when we have done something that we suddenly regret, we can simply Undo it. Does that only work on our computer keyboards? Amy thinks not. Sure, what’s done is done, but we still have the power to revise and rewrite. What would you like to do a little differently … Continue reading Ctrl-Z
