Over the past two years I’ve been undertaking several feminist studies, none have been more rewarding than my exploration with Feminism School founder, Dr. Kimberly B. George.
Kimberly specialises in the intersections of contemplative and creative practices, feminist and critical race theory, and decolonial trauma studies. Today Kimberly takes us on an intellectual rich ride exploring feminism, sensorium & the witch hunts.
This conversation was initially offered as part of The Future Is Embodied virtual conferred & it was wildly popular, so I wanted to share it with you.
In this discussion we explore:
Feminism. It’s not about angry women & why every human (including men) should be educated by feminist foremothers
What the sensorium is & why it’s so key to orientating to our body-based knowing
Exhaustion, burnout & why women’s domestic labor is viewed as a ‘natural resources’ that just magically happens
The European Witch Hunts - what drove them & how are they impacting women’s power today?
What a feminine economy looks like & simple practices to redistribute resources
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