Ancestors in Training: Allyship for Trauma Survivors

Saturday, Jul 4, 2020 at 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM PDT

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Saturday, Jul 4, 2020 at 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM PDT

An overview of cognitive distortions and self-sabotaging behaviors survivors encounter in activism + an introduction to trauma-informed practices for sustainable social justice work. 

White supremacy, settler colonialism, ableism, heterosexism, transmisogyny, misogynoir*, patriarchy, orientalism, cis-supremacy, and all other structures of dehumanization are traumatizing on a cellular level. We carry ancestral resilience in addition to epigentic burdens, which we can reawaken in service of liberation. By breaking intergenerational patterns of trauma responses, we heal our lineages past, present and future.

 

* The hatred of Black women, term coined by Dr. Moya Bailey and Trudy of Gradient Lair

Camellia Lee

Camellia Dao-Ling McDemott Lee
Ancestor and Identity Coach
I have fifteen years of experience with anti-racist organizing and a Bachelor's in Africana Studies from Brown University. My journey of ancestral healing and identity formation has led me to temples in the mountains of rural Taiwan, rainforests of South America, and Ireland's western coasts. I have survived things I thought would finish me and found joy I didn't think I deserved. I have made countless mistakes and will continue to do so, and that is exactly why I can be of service.
www.camelliadaoling.com

About Camellia Dao-Ling McDemott Lee

Ancestor and Identity Coach