Living Resistance Panel Discussion: Community Healing, A Decolonized Approach from Radical Women of Color
A celebration of wellness, holistic health, and self-care
As part of The Ford’s Living Resistance festival, Jocelyn Ramirez moderates “Community Healing: A Decolonized Approach from Radical Women of Color.” This panel looks at ways to heal minds, bodies, and spirits through alterNative approaches with wellness practitioners Claudia Serrato, Adriana Alejandre, and Dania Cabello.
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