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Saturday December 6, 20255
with Fariha Róisín
In this knowledge share, we explore the profundity of wellness—taking care of oneself in order to take care of the community—as an expansive practice. Through colonization, we've been split from our ancient technologies and ruptured from our ancestral lineages and practices of care and spirit. Fariha has written about this extensively, primarily in their book Who Is Wellness For? but in order for us to fully comprehend the future and evolution of our people and society, we must understand that the path to liberation lies within us.
Who Is Wellness For? examines how the wellness industry, capitalism, and colonialism have disrupted ancestral knowledge systems, while also exploring healing, decolonization, and pathways toward collective liberation. This knowledge share will dive into these themes and invite participants to imagine new possibilities for care and community.
Saturday December 6, 20255
with Fariha Róisín
In this knowledge share, we explore the profundity of wellness—taking care of oneself in order to take care of the community—as an expansive practice. Through colonization, we've been split from our ancient technologies and ruptured from our ancestral lineages and practices of care and spirit. Fariha has written about this extensively, primarily in their book Who Is Wellness For? but in order for us to fully comprehend the future and evolution of our people and society, we must understand that the path to liberation lies within us.
Who Is Wellness For? examines how the wellness industry, capitalism, and colonialism have disrupted ancestral knowledge systems, while also exploring healing, decolonization, and pathways toward collective liberation. This knowledge share will dive into these themes and invite participants to imagine new possibilities for care and community.