“Rarely, if ever, are any of us healed in isolation. Healing is an act of communion”
— bell hooks
Peaks of Colour Walkshops
Peaks of Colour’s Walkshops are creative and holistic spaces, where we explore alternative routes to healing and justice for those with lived experience of racial and gendered trauma.
We apply a seasonal and collaborative approach to curating these walkshops, bringing together facilitators of colour to share their land-based practices.
The walkshops are unique in that they merge Black Feminist and abolitionist political theory with embodied connection, community care and nature-allied practices. This depth and intricacy allows us to forge our own way of relating to our bodies, our communities and our local landscapes.
Every walkshop is an experiment and we play with how to turn our back on the capitalist, consumerist and colonialist ways that white-led environmentalism tells us we should interact with nature. Instead, we are redefining this relationship as one that is intuitive, intentional and indigenous.
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NO TERFS
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NO SWERFS
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NO COPS
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NO TERFS ⁕ NO SWERFS ⁕ NO COPS ⁕
Our Walkshops
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Sowing the Speculative
A walkshop series in collaboration with Black Feminist Bookshop, that explores the lessons within Octavia E. Butler’s ‘Parable of The Sower’.
These walkshops plant the seeds of a liberated future and grow a political consciousness grounded in Black Feminism and nature connection.
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Right to Healing
A walkshop series in collaboration with the Right to Roam campaign.
With the support of facilitators such as Farzana Khan, Monika Radokevic, Sym Stellium, Maymana Arefin, and Bryony Ella, these sessions offer us the opportunity to grieve lost possibilities, explore embodied freedoms, and imagine fugitive futures.
