(ICYMI) Here’s the Replay. Tonight’s Full Circle, Hosted by sentient shiloh b, AKA DJ Loh is part one of Rona Reflections, which includes six different queer voices: Phillip L. Hammack a sociologist, Jessica Tracy a psychotherapist, Victoria Heilweil a feminist artist, a cultural producer, Victorian Montaño an Indigi Queer interdisciplinary artist, and Nicole Gervacio a social justice media maker and dancer reflecting on queer resilience, revalations, and revolution.  As well as what we need to bring forward into 2022.  This queering of time and space provided by Ms. Rona and her cousins is nowhere near over (which will only occur once the entire world is vaccinated) and we must evolve.  

COVID 19 instituted a global pause which led many to reexamine, rethink, and redefine relationships in most if not all aspects of living.  And what the world needs is healing and transformation.  If we reflect, remember and redefine what is possible based on socially just priorities we will shift and transform culture into a more democratic and inclusive society. We must remember these insights and use them to redesign social structures and systems emanating from a foundation of repair and care.

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Breath Of Life

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Sounds In The Clouds (Xamorai feat. K. Benally & Letsjusb)

Learn from Dr. Sarah Hunt about resurgent cultures of consent, consensual allyship, decolonizing the roots of rape culture, & bodily sovereignty & sex sovereignty! Brought to you by liberationspring.com.

Some of the resources she shared in our dialogue:
o	Violence on the Land, Violence on our Bodies: Building an Indigenous Response to Environmental Violence report & toolkit
http://landbodydefense.org/uploads/files/VLVBReportToolkit2016.pdf 
o	Native Youth Sexual Health Network http://www.nativeyouthsexualhealth.com
o	It Starts with Us http://itstartswithus-mmiw.com
o	Sisters in Spirit  https://www.nwac.ca/policy-areas/violence-prevention-and-safety/sisters-in-spirit/
o	No More Silence http://nomoresilence-nomoresilence.blogspot.com
o	http://indigenoussexsovereignty.tumblr.com
o	@ TheSarahHunt on Twitter

For listeners, how can you expand your practice of consent after learning from this dialogue? (This could be internally, interpersonally, politically, when attempting allyship or accompliceship, ecologically, etc.) What can you do to create a context where consent is even a viable possibility in the first place? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Dr. Sarah Hunt on Resurgent Cultures of Consent (Feral Visions Ep. 1)

Tune in to hear about the Zapatista’s First International Gathering of Politics, Art, Sport, & Culture for Women in Struggle. I’m in dialogue with Carol Rojas about her experience at this historic event, including the somatics of anticapitalism, the importance of connecting with other freedom fighters who’ve devoted their lives to the struggle, the nourishment of separatist spaces, and the always invigorating inspiration of the companeras of the EZLN who’re throwing down as hard today as they’ve ever been for their land, liberation, & autonomy. Why sell out or give up when we could just overthrow capitalist patriarchy already?

Carol Rojas on the Zapatista Women's Convocation (FV ep. 13)

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