About this Event
Metabolizing Collective Grief: A Work That Reconnects Workshop is part of a series of grief circles happening on the first and third Sundays of the month this winter. Come to one or all, as you feel called (sign up for the mailing list to hear about future offerings).
Our gathering on January 18th will provide a space to honor and process our grief in a supportive container, utilizing some core practices from .
All forms of grief are welcome - the loss of loved ones, life transitions, grappling with genocide, the unraveling of American "democracy," ecological chaos, etc. This in-person gathering will provide a sacred space to be present with the feelings in our bodies, be witnessed, and connect with community.
By creating space for our collective grief to be felt and expressed, we reaffirm and strengthen our interconnection with the web of life.
Space is limited - registration in advance is required.
Sliding scale monetary contributions will cover the costs of the space, supplies, and some of the facilitator's time. 20% of all funds raised will be donated to Palestine Children’s Relief Fund and Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Accessibility and Health Information:
The Friends Meetinghouse is ADA accessible.
There will be air purifiers running. Masking is not required but is very welcome.
If you've been exposed to anyone who's sick or you're experiencing symptoms, please stay home.
Contact springcreekherbs -at- gmail.com with any questions.
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About the Facilitator:
Abigail Singer is a facilitator, organizational development consultant, and grief worker. She’s been active in movements for social and environmental justice since the late 90s, and has come to see grief work as a necessary and powerful tool for healing and transformation on personal, community and societal levels.
As a grief worker and retreat facilitator, Abigail draws from many years of experience with group facilitation, mindfulness meditation, holistic medicine, and Earth-based ritual. She's been facilitating grief work in the tradition of The Work That Reconnects since 2017.
Information about seasonal workshops, rituals and retreats can be found at .
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Multnomah Friends Meeting, 4312 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, United States
USD 7.18 to USD 49.87
