In order to disrupt the stories that built institutions that have never served us, we need to tap into the stories that honor all of us. Our collective stories and storytelling spaces bring us closer to the world we need by holding our imagination and memory as sacred places who can show us many pathways and entire universes of possibilities to become.

We are all storytellers. Some of us speak stories, some of us cook stories, some of us dance stories, some of us illustrate stories, others of us dream stories, write stories. The more we practice our storytelling, the more connected we are to our humanity, to collective purpose, to the generations before and the generations ahead. I practice telling stories and creating storytelling spaces alongside beloveds in different ways.