dia Karim is a queer Black embodiment practitioner, community-tender, parent & creative collaborator, of English~Sudanese~Syrian~Scottish heritage. The kind of healing they’re committed to takes it beyond the edges of our individual bodies, into our relationships with beings, land, systems, art, ancestors, descendants, time, cosmos and and and. They co-create soft-courageous spaces where we can feel, be with what's present, act in alignment, and root into the collective soil together.
You can find the ecosystem of their offerings over at everydaywrites.com
What to Expect:
a playful space to experience connection and learn simple somatic practices to take into your life & relationships. You’ll be guided to:
sense into what aligned presence feels like for you, and map out a nourishing landscape of warmth, flow & grounding that you can bring into moments through your day
connect to an expansive queer sense of ancestors, including music, beings, art, people & places
experience embodied collective care in action, through sharing and receiving with fellow queer parents
$20 for non-members; events are always free for members.
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MORE ABOUT PREGNANTTOGETHER:
Hi! I am Marea Goodman, LM, CPM (they/them), a licensed midwife, published author, and parent. I have over thirteen years of experience working with folks who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant, and am also the founder of PregnantTogether— because I’m deeply passionate about supporting queer folks and solo parents through the whole process of growing their families, and building community in the process.
Note: your first two weeks of membership to our PregnantTogether community is FREE and only $20/mo thereafter with no commitment. This and all future events are always free for community members. In the community you can connect with other pregnant people or folks trying to conceive, receive advice for your virtual midwife (me!) and attend all PregnantTogether events and workshops like this one for free! You’ll also get access to TONS of recorded resources that will make this journey less overwhelming. The community is a nurturing, resourceful, and safe place for queer folks, solo parents, and anyone who has ever felt like they don’t belong in the dominant narrative of what “family” should be.
If you'd like to join the community and receive FREE access to this and all future events, head to community.pregnanttogether.com and sign up. Don't purchase a ticket here! Joining the community gets you free access.