Changing the Race Dance & I Let My Light Shine
Soyinka Rahim and
Lisa Ward
Milton, MA
Saturday October 5, 10am-Noon, lunch, 1-3pm
Soyinka Rahim will introduce the vital and uplifting tools of interplay to encourage discovery and affirmation of the experience of our lives. The focus is to move through and around our understandings and misunderstandings about racism.
We will explore together through the lens of music, movement and the sharing of our stories as they arise in creative interaction.
All are welcome. Any age. Any ability. Wear comfortable clothes.
Soup and bread will be offered at lunch. Feel free to bring your own lunch and/or a snack to share.Cost: Offering as you are able: $1 - 50; Can you cover another? Generosity to our unknown friends also welcomed!
Registration/Information: information and registration: ccking.interplay@gmail.com and in CT: kineticalchemy@gmail.com
Leaders
Soyinka Rahim
Soyinka Rahim (GSP) is a grassroots spiritual practitioner who is the founder and artistic director of BIBOLOVE.US which stands for "breathe in breathe out love." She was also the founder of OurThing Performing arts company, where she created the modern-day folk dance play An Altar Piece to Alter Peace, a multimedia, intergenerational performance piece for peace. Her work BIBOLOVE taps into the power of sound, movement and visual art, raising the love vibration of peace, love, joy, happiness, health, grace, and ease. BIBOLOVE supports our personal and collective life challenges by feeding the love frequencies for generational, cultural, racial, body, and economic unity. Soyinka has brought her wisdom as a spiritual director, conference weaver and workshop leader to InterPlay Certified Life practice, Facing Race, National Association for Independent Schools for Teachers of Color,
Boys and Girls Clubs, Spiritual Directors International Conference, and the Parliament of World Religions.
Lisa Ward
Lisa is a certified Interplay leader, mother of two, and Unitarian Universalist minister. Born and bred UU, Lisa's first career was in theatre and film, specializing in ensemble work. She has served congregations for the last 28 years in Manhattan, Queens, White Plains, New York, Churchville, Maryland, and Milton, Massachusetts.
Ways interplay threads have woven in her life: Change the Race Dance, Competency with Discomfort (White affinity group addressing racism), UU minister and/or youth groups, occasional moments in worship, and ways to play with seeking wholeness when impacted with domestic violence.
Ways interplay threads have woven in her life: Change the Race Dance, Competency with Discomfort (White affinity group addressing racism), UU minister and/or youth groups, occasional moments in worship, and ways to play with seeking wholeness when impacted with domestic violence.