Body-Mind Liberation Statement

Body-Mind Freedom stands in solidarity with BIPOC, indigenous and LBGTQIA movements to protect and preserve the safety, health, culture and sovereignty of all people. Ultimately, no practice of individual physical, emotional or spiritual liberation can be divorced from collective social liberation and no individual or collective liberation can be divorced from the liberation of, respect for and renewal of our planet, her forests, creatures and atmosphere.

Partial and Full scholarships are available for BIPOC women and women with disabilities as an acknowledgment of the historical and contemporary disparities that impact access to resources. Apply here.