New Mexico Black Leadership Council

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  • Together We Heal: A Community Healing Circle

    Together We Heal: A Community Healing Circle

    This free session, led by the Sacred Spring Reiki Collective, will invite people to heal in community. We don’t have to face our fears or problems alone. Communally, we can overcome great challenges. Calm the mind through the practice of intentional breathing, gentle movement, and reiki energy healing, allowing you to tap into the deep well of ancestral wisdom we each carry within.

    Brought to you as part of the 2025 AfroMundo Festival. Register here for this event in NHCC’s Ortega Salon: https://my.nmculture.org/43366/43469

  • A Gathering of Ancestors with Kenny Mann

    A Gathering of Ancestors with Kenny Mann

    Join author Kenny Mann to explore your relationship with your ancestors, with cultural perspectives, facilitated conversation, story sharing, and a session with an Ancestor Caller using sacred musical instruments to facilitate connection.

     

    This event is limited to 40 participants, so REGISTER right away! Tickets are $45 ($25 for subscribers). Detailed location and instructions will be emailed after registration.

    Feel free to bring an ancestral item or garb.

     

  • The Seeds Our Ancestors Planted online film screening

    The Seeds Our Ancestors Planted online film screening

    Join the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine for the virtual premiere of The Seeds Our Ancestors Planted, a short film that follows Arizona high-school student Kai Begay as he learns about a plant-based diet and joins a growing food renaissance across Navajo Nation.

    A panel discussion will follow featuring filmmakers, producers, and local food champions who were featured in and created the film.

    Register HERE for YouTube information.

  • Community Ofrenda for Dias de los Muertos

    Community Ofrenda for Dias de los Muertos

    The San Pedro branch will host a community ofrenda all month long honoring the memory of our ancestors. Celebrate Dias de los Muertos by bringing photographs of lost loved ones for the ofrenda.

    (Please no real food items; clay and plastic food items are okay.)

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