This performance and dialogue, led by Lela Aisha Jones, Postdoctoral Fellow in Dance, activates embodiment as a location for processing a violent social climate as well as states of oppression and privilege. The evening will also cultivate embodied activism and ceremonial diasporic revival. We will honor those who traverse daily racism and its intersections with our time, attention, and humility. Grounded in movement traditions and cultures of Black and African diasporic descent, there will be a mix of textual, performance, and participatory elements as a part of this event.
Conceived, directed and performed by Lela Aisha Jones and Flyground dancers, Amanda L. Edwards, Peaches Jones, Oiya Lowe. Student intern, Jasmine Stanton, will be substituting for Aigner Picou.
Friday, March 29th, 7:30 PM promptly
Goodhart Mainstage (enter through glass lobby in the rear of the building)
Free but you must register(https://brynmawr.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_beXul9K3S777ltj)
This is the last event in the College’s 2019 Community Days of Learning
