A Black History Month Celebration: Exploring and Restoring Our Path to Healing Through Empathy and Music

Join LaVerne McLeod and Melanie DeMore for a weekend of exploration and celebration of Black History Month as we express ourselves, connect, play, and honor humanity.

Together, we will explore what it is like to walk in another person’s shoes to understand and empathize with viewpoints that might differ from our own.

We will build a safe container of trust and get curious about what might be lying beneath the surface —  while moving toward resilience and empowerment.

Using empathy, songs, visualization, and movement exercises, we will connect and relate to one another, letting go of what no longer serves us and exploring effective responses to life’s challenges.

In this workshop, LaVerne McLeod will lead the group in empathetic practices that call forth bridging gaps of separation.

In celebration, Melanie DeMore, a vocal activist, will lead soulful ballads to energize spirits and exemplify the rejuvenating power of healing through music.

This workshop is highly recommended for all races, identities, gender expressions, and nationalities.

It can be a creative catalyst for educators, therapists, and artists that leads to one’s own inner healing.

Those in leadership roles working with diverse populations may find this workshop to be a source of empowerment.

Together, let’s connect our heart centers to the path that nourishes and heals us.

‍Recommended reading:

Corn Hollow , 2nd edition and The Crossroads of Social and Climate Justice by LaVerne Hillis McLeod.

* Locals rate available for locals who do not require overnight accommodations.

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