It is still a rare thing for most of us to sit with what we feel, how we feel, the reality that we carry memories and feelings from what our ancestors experienced, and that we carry our current continuous collective trauma together. The pain can open to other feelings, more nuanced and clear. It can begin to make authentic connection and collectivity more possible.
What does your body have to do with social change?
It is still a rare thing for most of us to sit with what we feel, how we feel, the reality that we carry memories and feelings from what our ancestors experienced, and that we carry our current continuous collective trauma together. The pain can open to other feelings, more nuanced and clear. It can begin to make authentic connection and collectivity more possible.

What does your body have to do with social change?
It is still a rare thing for most of us to sit with what we feel, how we feel, the reality that we carry memories and feelings from what our ancestors experienced, and that we carry our current continuous collective trauma together. The pain can open to other feelings, more nuanced and clear. It can begin to make authentic connection and collectivity more possible.
Who you would be if there was nothing to fix about your body? After a lifetime of being conditioned by society’s ruinous messaging telling her to “fix” this part and that part of herself, adrienne has realized that the only thing to fix is society’s broken lens itself.
If you are organizing on the frontlines of crisis – whether responding to ICE raids, other state violence, climate catastrophe, displacement, or other intersecting frontlines – we hold you in great care, solidarity, and gratitude. These resources are for your embodiment.
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