Tag: healing

  • AfroMundo Festival: Together We Stand

    AfroMundo Festival: Together We Stand

    Join AfroMundo for a FREE screening of the documentary Standing Above the Clouds in NHCC’s Bank of America Theater.

    “Through the lens of mothers and daughters in three Native Hawaiian families, the film explores intergenerational healing and the impacts of safeguarding cultural sites.”

    Followed by a panel and Q&A. Panelists include Hawaiian tradition bearer Pua Case, Alaskan playwright Marleah Makpiaq LaBelle, and Grand Canyon Havasupai Carletta Tilousi. Moderated by filmmaker Amber Espinosa.

    Reservations for the film screening are FREE but required.

  • 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

  • Herbal Support for Wintertime Wellness

    Herbal Support for Wintertime Wellness

    Atava Garcia Swiecicki, clinical herbalist, will teach herbal medicine you can use to support yourself and your loved ones this winter season – including important herbs that help prevent and treat cold and flu. Learn easy recipes for common herbs like ginger and elderberry.

    Reclaim Ancestral Latinx medicine and rituals for healing! Class time will include hands-on medicine making, including Fire Cider to take home. $60 fee includes materials.

  • Black Men Flower Project Somatic Exercise Session

    Black Men Flower Project Somatic Exercise Session

    This class offers Black men and boys a chance to reset, grow, and heal in a supportive, Black-only space. No prior experience needed—just bring an open mind and a desire to connect with yourself on a deeper level. Somatic exercises help release stored tension, reduce stress, and promote healing by allowing you to fully experience and respond to what your body needs.

    Register HERE now—spaces are limited!

  • Black Is Enough Symposium

    Black Is Enough Symposium

    Come for a day of healing and developing unity with other Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, and those with ancestry in the African diaspora. Register HERE

    Bring your full self to unlearning the negative and learning how to better support OUR Black communities and diversity for wellbeing, collaboration, and economic power. Wear comfortable clothes. Be ready to cry, to disagree, and to start working on individual and collective trauma. Food provided. Youth and child programming provided for ages 0-17. If you’re interested in volunteering, or for support with gas, or other questions or inquiries, please email admin@myjune19th.org.

    “Thank you for your understanding that this event is for Black folks, Africans, people of African descent, those of ancestry in the African diaspora only. If this not you, please email admin@myjune19th.org for more info for PART III  in May/June 2024 for non-black folks to come together for healing from the dehumanizing effects of racism on us all,  support in your role in building racial parity and unity, and training to build positive environments for Black children, youth, adults, families and communities.”

  • Folk Medicine – Healing & Spirituality: AfroMundo Festival event

    Folk Medicine – Healing & Spirituality: AfroMundo Festival event

    Screening of short (15-min) film “Crooked Trees Gon Give Me Wings” followed by panel discussion.

    Panelists include Film Writer & Director Cara Lawson; Ashoka Fellow & Founder of Birthing Project—Underground Railroad for New Life, Kathryn Hall Trujillo; Doulah & Healer Tauz TamuPovi; Ausettua AmorAmenkum who since the 1980s has engaged incarcerated women with performance & spiritual arts.

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