Join us on Mother's Day weekend to hear from women who have endured the painful loss of their children to systemic violence.
This event is part of a six-part Speaker Series developed in collaboration with Pastor Michael McBride and Sherrie Deans of Live Free USA, the Speaker Series will bring together some of the biggest names in culture, art, sports, and activism. Through panel discussions, performance, and collective healing practices, the six-part series will offer a platform to those most impacted by state-sanctioned violence and offer a constructive framework for how we understand the intersections of art, suffering, and healing.
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This event is part of a six-part Speaker Series developed in collaboration with Pastor Michael McBride and Sherrie Deans of Live Free USA, the Speaker Series will bring together some of the biggest names in culture, art, sports, and activism. Through panel discussions, performance, and collective healing practices, the six-part series will offer a platform to those most impacted by state-sanctioned violence and offer a constructive framework for how we understand the intersections of art, suffering, and healing.
Join us on Mother's Day weekend to hear from women who have endured the painful loss of their children to systemic violence.
This event is part of a six-part Speaker Series developed in collaboration with Pastor Michael McBride and Sherrie Deans of Live Free USA, the Speaker Series will bring together some of the biggest names in culture, art, sports, and activism. Through panel discussions, performance, and collective healing practices, the six-part series will offer a platform to those most impacted by state-sanctioned violence and offer a constructive framework for how we understand the intersections of art, suffering, and healing.
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This event is part of a six-part Speaker Series developed in collaboration with Pastor Michael McBride and Sherrie Deans of Live Free USA, the Speaker Series will bring together some of the biggest names in culture, art, sports, and activism. Through panel discussions, performance, and collective healing practices, the six-part series will offer a platform to those most impacted by state-sanctioned violence and offer a constructive framework for how we understand the intersections of art, suffering, and healing.
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