Black & Indigenous Women's Identities, Spirits, & Spiritualities Program
This immersive program is designed for women ready to reconnect with ancestral wisdom and healing traditions. Meeting weekly, it integrates scholarship, ritual, storytelling, and community dialogue to honor the legacies of our foremothers while engaging the lived realities of intergenerational trauma. Participants are supported in both personal and professional growth through healing-centered education, spiritual resilience, and the reclamation of voice, body, and spirit. To learn more about the program and the upcoming spring cohort, please join our live Open House on February 25, 2026. Space is limited, and registration is required.
This course examines how Black women's identities, spirits, and spiritualities have been shaped and informed by religious, spiritual, and patriarchal theft, suppression, colonial invasion and enslavement. Rooted in the reclamation of matriarchal consciousness that center Black Mother as divine, and Black womanhood as ritual this certification course enables women to stand in their power and knowing of self as divine.