Weaving Emergent Futures, The Brown Sisters at the YWCA Madison

How to Survive the End of the World

Society & Culture

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 16 January 2023

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

On September 29th, 2022 The Brown Sisters joined together to deliver a live dual keynote as a part of the YWCA Madison's Racial Justice Summit. Speaking on themes of emergence, surrender, and healing, adrienne and Autumn explore how sisterhood, healing practices, and song support opening to the next world.

Special thanks to the YWCA Madison Summit Team:

Erin Farrar, Development and Volunteer Coordinator
Faith Stevenson, Race and Gender Equity Practitioner
Gery Paredes Vasquez, Race and Gender Equity Director
Jay Young, Development and Marketing Manager
Jill Pfeiffer, Development and Marketing Director
Libby Tucci, Race and Gender Equity Practitioner
Vanessa McDowell, CEO

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What if a vibrant, multiracial movement for justice is within our grasp? What practices make it possible for us to not only build this movement, but to be its courageous membership?

In this special event, Autumn Brown will guide participants through a Black Feminist approach to healing the wound of disconnection inherent in white supremacy and racial capitalism. In this participatory keynote, we will map the practices that will build a vibrant, multiracial movement, and remedy the fault lines that we are so often re-inscribing within our movements from the very culture of dominance and control we want to dismantle. MORE INFO.

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0:00.0	Hello beloved survivors. This is Autumn. I'm coming to you with a very special
0:08.6	announcement about an event that I am doing in February. So listeners often
0:14.6	reach out to me in a variety of ways wanting to learn more about the work that I
0:22.1	do. And so we thought it would be a good idea to let you all know about this
0:27.8	event that's coming up that is very much a presentation to movements about my
0:37.0	best thinking about what is needed for our movements right now. The event is
0:44.7	called a breath away from freedom, healing the wound of white supremacy and
0:49.7	moving information. And it's taking place on February 24th, starting at one
0:57.5	p.m. Eastern. And I'm really excited to bring this work forward into the
1:06.5	world. A big part of the question that I am trying to answer in this special
1:13.8	90-minute event is what if a vibrant multi-racial movement for justice is
1:21.5	within our grasp and what practices make it possible for us to not only build
1:27.9	such a movement but to be a part of its courageous membership. And what I will
1:36.1	be bringing is a black feminist praxis answer to that question. So if you are
1:45.7	interested and you want to be a part of this really special one-time only
1:50.8	moment, check out aorta's website aorta.coop a-o-r-t-a dot-c-o-o-p registration
2:03.2	is live. And I would love to see as many of you in the room as can make it. All
2:10.4	right. Peace.
2:26.4	Hey listeners. Hey y'all. We've got something sweet in the feed for you today.
2:35.2	Something kind of special. Something kind of special. So special that we're
2:41.2	like skipping our intro. You know who we are. This is Adam speaking. I'm Lila.
2:53.9	Nah, it's me, Adrian Ray Brown, you know. Indeed it is. You know what it is. So we are we're dropping
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