smARTfilms Club post-series forum: Indigenous Filmmakers
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smARTfilms Club pre-series webinar: Native Narratives
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smARTfilms Film Club post-series forum: Syncopated Cinema
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America’s Music: A Panel on Race and Jazz
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Kelly Clingan
Kevin "Big Poppy" Callahan
Ahamefule J. Oluo (Photo: Naomi Ishisaka)
Jazz with Jim: Future of Jazz
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Jazz with Jim: Fundamentals of Jazz
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smARTfilms Film Club pre-series webinar: Syncopated Cinema
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Finding Peace in Passing: Death Doulas and Death Cafés
About Jules Dain
About Lashanna Williams
Lashanna is a southend witch, a mother, a lover, a human tender, a massage therapist, a death doula, an active community member, an educator, and a synesthete. Her end-of-life work is rooted in touch and born in community care and she actively works to disrupt harmful systems and processes, while contributing to the expansion of more earth, human and consent centered behaviors. “My hands hear well, ” is something that Lashanna shares with clients often and by using all their senses to listen, Lashanna can hold a solid, authentic and grounded space in care and educational environments. She has been a Director for A Sacred Passing since 2018.
African Migration Panel Discussion – CANCELLED
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Welcoming the World with the King County Black Doula’s Association — Cancelled
About Tiffany Renee
Tiffany Renee provides her services within the lens of in her African and Indigenous lineages. She is a clinical herbalist, birth doula, student midwife, lactation counselor, energyworker, dancer, and writer focused on helping you heal in mind, body, and spirit.
She combines East Asian Herbalism, Indigenous and African Herbalism, Medicinal Food Therapy, and Energywork to address Uterine Health, Perinatal Health, Birth and the Postpartum period, Autoimmune & Chronic Diseases Anxiety, and Stress.
Tiffany combines her graduate education and research of TCM meridian/organ theories, chakras, and physiology to evolve the medicine woman archetype into a modern-day practice.