VOICES
Vocalizing Oppression and Interconnection in Contemplative and Embodiment Spaces
A home to express and establish culturally meaningful healing and care for
Black, Indigenous, and People of Color
VOICES is a community-based participatory research project and a home for community-based learning and healing. We invite participation from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color leaders who engage their communities in healing, contemplation, or deep reflection in any form — dance, sound, mindfulness, meditation, movement, prayer, compassion, dialogue, and others. Central to the research will be community dialogues about healing practices that uplift culture, our connection to our bodies (interoception), overcoming trauma, and reclaiming power. VOICES is also a place to come and learn about community-based research, and an online home for stories, art, and resources about healing.
Ways to participate
We invite participation from those who are interested in learning about community-based participatory research, and those who are interested in financially supporting this work.
Our VOICES website will be coming soon. If you’d like us to share our website with you when it launches, please click here.
To financially support this work, please consider making a donation here by writing “VOICES” in the comment box.
VOICES is currently facilitated by co-investigators Dominique Malebranche and Richa Gawande.
