Past Teachers of the Month
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Jessy Zapanta
@healingwithouthierarchy
Anti-oppression practice is part of every moment of my life. I try to be as radically inclusive and accessible as possible in words, intentions, actions, knowing that it's a constant journey of unlearning and learning.
Kiki Williams
@diveturnwork
Yoga for me is about exploring the freedom, expansion, and depth that already exists within my body and spirit. It is about unlearning the oppressive white supremacist, capitalist storyline that would have me believing I am small, inadequate, and can be controlled. No thank you!
Mariana Castañeda-Lopez
@marianalocasta
Movement is a medicine that can help us get free.
Shri Diehl
@shridiehl
As cliche as it may sound, I am strongly rooted in the "power of the people" and deeply know that collective energy moves far wider than individual effort.
zavé martohardjono
My meditation, spiritual, and political education have helped me understand that as an individual, I can't control macro forces of oppression… But self-work and self-examination cultivates awareness of how oppressions both manifest through my body and impact me… And collective work -- art, activism, ritual, care for my communities -- is how I get to enact justice and re-wire oppression on the massive scale.