Women of Color Embodied Knowledge Forum: Event Registration

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Date: March 27, 2021 | *This event will be held on Zoom*

The Women of Color Embodied Knowledge Forum was created to center the diverse embodied knowledges of women of color, which includes a wide range of skills and practices such as work in the arts, spoken word, dance, mindfulness, health, crafts, and digital media. One of the main goals of the forum is to highlight the ways women of color have been supporting themselves and their communities through their embodied knowledges, and to imagine ways that their ways of being and knowing can be intentionally included and recognized in educational spaces. This goal is pursued through a combination of sessions which included hands-on workshops, artistic demonstrations, and guided dialogues with session participants.

In recognition of and solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter and Women’s History Month, this year's forum events are centered on Black women’s embodied knowledges of movement, healing & self-expression. This forum space is intended for individuals who identify as womxn of color and our allies, particularly those who are seeking to engage in meaningful discussion, movement, and reflection, as well as imagine//materialize more just communities and spaces of learning, centered in abolitionist, anti-racist, Black feminist, and/or womanist ideology and praxis.

Name (First & Last) *

Email *

Pronouns *

Willl you be attending the Women of Color Embodied Knowledge Forum event? *

Yes! (for sure)

No, I cannot attend

Rank Your Session Preferences

During the Embodied knowledge Forum, we will host 4 simultaneous Virtual workshops/discussion spaces. Titles of the workshop/discussion spaces are listed below.

Visual Art, Magic & Healing of folx of the African Diaspora (Capacity: 15)
Zumba (Capacity: 15)
Engaging in Conversations with Communities through Artistic Representations of Academic Scholarship (Capacity: 15)
Embodied Knowledge Collective Storytelling and Reflection Space (Capacity: 15)

Please, rank your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd session preferences using the questions below (if your first session preference is full, you will be assigned to your second or third choice session).

Which session are you MOST interested in attending? *

MoonCallings & BlackGods: Channeling Oya Warrior Goddess of Change is an interactive workshop where BIPOC folks will engage in a self-revelatory and healing space through intuitive drawing & coloring. (Capacity: 15)

Zumba: Shake off your pandemic blues with the international rhythms and beats in Tenisha's Zumba! (Capacity: 15)

Engaging in Conversations with Communities through Artistic Representations of Academic Scholarship (Capacity: 15)

Embodied Knowledge Collective Storytelling and Reflection Space (Capacity: 15)

Other:

Which session is your 2nd choice? *

Zumba: Shake off your pandemic blues with the international rhythms and beats in Tenisha's Zumba! (Capacity: 15)

Engaging in Conversations with Communities through Artistic Representations of Academic Scholarship (Capacity: 15)

Embodied Knowledge Collective Storytelling and Reflection Space (Capacity: 15)

Other:

Which session is your 3rd choice? *

Zumba: Shake off your pandemic blues with the international rhythms and beats in Tenisha's Zumba! (Capacity: 15)

Engaging in Conversations with Communities through Artistic Representations of Academic Scholarship (Capacity: 15)

Embodied Knowledge Collective Storytelling and Reflection Space (Capacity: 15)

Other:

Participants of this event will receive a package with materials for sessions and a token of appreciation for attending. Please, list the full mailing address you would like us to deliver your package to. *We can only deliver packages in the Lansing and & East Lansing areas. Only participants in these locations will be able to receive a gift bag.* *

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