Nude Yoga for Black & Queer Men of Color is a body-liberation and community healing experience created to help us reconnect with our bodies
About this Event

Nude Yoga for Black & Queer Men of Color

A Body Liberation + Community Healing Experience

This is an invitation—not a demand—to come home to yourself.

This nude yoga workshop is a gentle, affirming space created specifically for Black and queer men of color who want to explore body freedom, self-acceptance, and community in a way that feels intentional, grounded, and safe.

If the idea of a nude class feels intimidating, you are not alone. Many of us carry fear, shame, comparison, or stories about our bodies that were never ours to begin with. This space exists because of that—not in spite of it.

You do not need to look a certain way.
You do not need yoga experience.
You do not need confidence to arrive.

You only need curiosity and a willingness to meet yourself with compassion.

Together, we’ll move through a slow, accessible nude yoga practice focused on presence—not performance. The intention is not flexibility or perfection, but embodiment: feeling your body without judgment, hierarchy, or pressure.

After movement, we’ll gather in community to reflect and share—exploring the fears, stories, and conditioning we hold around our bodies, visibility, and worth. You are always welcome to participate at your own comfort level. Listening is participation.

This is a body-positive, trauma-aware, and community-centered space.

✨ All body types are not only welcome—they are celebrated.
✨ Fat bodies, soft bodies, muscular bodies, disabled bodies, aging bodies—all belong here.
✨ Blackness, queerness, and self-expression are honored and protected.

Anti-Blackness, fatphobia, transphobia, misogyny, racism, or body shaming of any kind will not be tolerated. This is a firm boundary so that everyone can feel safe, seen, and respected.

This workshop is about more than nudity.
It’s about unlearning shame, reclaiming your body, and building the kind of community many of us have been searching for—one rooted in care, honesty, and belonging.

Come exactly as you are.
You are already enough here.