Talks & Series
Inspired by East African communities
It takes a village
A living perspective on belonging
Growing up surrounded by many mothers and many fathers, feeling safe and held. In African communities, this is a simple everyday reality.
Can we re-learn, re-member
the art of human togetherness?
Indigenous Women
Motherhood, power & peace
How indigenous women shape their communities, create and restore peace, hold economical structures-
A story re-told, far beyond modern narratives.
What can they teach us, the self proclaimed
“free women” of the West?
Elders & Time
Growing old in community
When you know you will grow old surrounded by your family, when you know you are growing into your new role as an elder, keeper of wisdom.
Re-learning the wisdom out-of-time from
the ones who never forgot.
A World of Family
Where no one's a stranger
Living in a world where we see family all around- Humans and other animals, trees, rocks, water and fire- all are included in our Earth family.
A glimpse into indigenous perceptions of the
world we live in, and the deep healing that awaits.
Deep-Dive Series
Circle of life
Childhood to elderhood & beyond
4-part series
How we drifted from the simple, natural, calm understanding of human life. We are blessed to have this chance to re-learn how to be a human from indigenous peoples around the world that have lingered on, and kept their traditions alive.
In indigenous communities no one takes for granted that a girl or a boy would automatically grow and develop into responsible, community-oriented adults. How would they know, if we don’t teach them?
Rites of passage are the indigenous way to teach and initiate us through the transitions in life. They learn about womanhood and manhood, married life, parenthood. They know that when they grow older, the community will cherish them and value their wisdom. Even beyond death, the ancestors are part of the community.
What can we re-embrace into our Modern life? How can we teach our children and cherish our elders?
We were all a tribe
And we still are
8-part series
A groundbreaking look at humanity as indigenous – everywhere, to this day.
What if we look back at our tribal roots? We’ll find them, no matter where we live.
For some, the connection is still close. For others, it was broken long ago, separated from our ancient past, or even with our ancestral lands.
Not only in Africa. In Western cultures too, sites like Stonehenge reveal a deep connection to solar cycles, marking seasonal transitions with precision and meaning. Across Eastern Europe, end-of-winter celebrations, colorful traditional wear, and community harvest gatherings still carry traces of ancestral traditions.
This deep-dive series offers a way to recognize these threads – and to reconnect.