a healing, connection centered, joyfilled retreat for anyone who identifies as a a person of the Black, BIPOC, and or global majority. all gender identities and expressions welcome.
join us at SUSU commUNITY Farm for a 4 day Juneteenth Healing Retreat, a gathering devoted to honoring our stories, our freedom, and the legacies we are shaping together. rooted in relationship with the land and our human and non human kin, this retreat invites us to slow down, remember, and reclaim what liberation feels like in our bodies.
over three days, we’ll soak in fresh air, open skies, and the vibrant healing wisdom of the land at SUSU. Together we’ll explore medicine making, Black womanist journaling meditations, immersive eco sound bathing, embodied altar-building, spiritual baths, river swimming, a joyful dance party, sorrel tea, and nourishing meals prepared in community.
this is a space to cultivate joy, deepen connection, and reclaim embodied freedom, in right relationship with one another and the land that holds us.
cost of attending retreat
this healing retreat is sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. pay what you can towards the cost of the retreat and housing options $0+ pricing is recommendation showing you full cost of space. the full cost of the retreat is $900. find information about retreat lodging here.
apply by may 15, 2026
on July 10th, 1971 Fannie lou hamer delivered a speech at the founding meeting of the national women’s political caucus in washington dc. during this speech fannie lou left us with this powerful invocation
“nobody is free, until everybody is free”
when we come together as commUNITY with a shared vision for the future, we dream into existence an impossible possible future- the legacy our ancestors have left for us. we believe until Black people are free, nobody is free. our liberation is woven together like the warmth that manifests between our grandmothers fingertips as they weave together for new futures that are passed down to us to make good use of.
we believe our freedom exists within our fugitivity, and while we can’t control all the external conditions we are subjected to, freedom is something that we can cultivate in our bodies, collectively, on land, with one another in the spaces and places we reclaim as spaces of home and belonging.
during this healing retreat we invite people of the global majority to join us in cultivating collective freedom, joy, and communing with land as our home, as our birthright
