We can decolonize Thanksgiving and Black Friday to celebrate gratitude in agaya and ubuntu, and stand in solidarity with indigenous peoples. What are you grateful for? How can you decolonize your celebration?
Thanksgiving can become a celebration of agaya and ubuntu, through the Native American tradition of the “Thanksgiving Address.” What are you grateful for? How do you celebrate ubuntu and agaya?
Thanksgiving can become a celebration of agaya and ubuntu, through the Native American tradition of the “Thanksgiving Address.” What are you grateful for? How does this bring us together to abide in ubuntu and agaya?
Thanksgiving can become a celebration of agaya and ubuntu, through the Native American tradition of the “Thanksgiving Address.” What are you grateful for? How does this bring us together to abide in ubuntu and agaya?
Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer – why you should read this book, share it with your friends, and rejoice in its powerful lessons for abiding in ubuntu and agaya!
As we emerge into this new season, we have an opportunity to reflect on the season that has passed, and to focus our intentions for the coming months.
