radical wellness

Written By Shayla Zimmerman

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The white fathers told us, I think therefore I am; and the black mothers in each of us-the poet-whispers in our dreams, I feel therefore I can be free.

Audre Lorde

In this episode of Radicals for Good, we discuss what it looks like to be radically well and tend to grief during times like these, with Adria Moses, a poet, author, and founder of the School of Radical Healing. We invite our listeners to tend to their bodies while listening as Adria walks us through guided breathing and gentle movements.

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Who’s in this episode?

adria moses

Poet, Author, & Founder of School of Radical Healing

Adria Moses is a Detroit-based poet, movement facilitator, and the founder of the School of Radical Healing. The School is a container that invites people from all over the world to take a different approach to healing, one that moves toward what hurts, rather than away from it. Rooted in breath, movement, and the written word, her work explores what it means to be radically well in a time that asks so much of us. She is the author of the poetry collection, Towards What Hurt.

Shayla Zimmerman

Founder, Host, & Producer of Radicals for Good

Shayla is a Detroit-based community organizer, storyteller, and activist whose work centers community power, collective care, and everyday acts of resistance. She currently leads for good co., a consulting firm for values-aligned organizations. She started community organizing at 15 years old, since then she’s led local and national climate resilience and water justice initiatives and built grassroots emergency response efforts on Detroit’s East Side. Previously, she was producer and co-host of Michigan-focused conversations on United Way’s Virtual Town Halls.

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