Soma Sessions #11: Seeding Futures with Muna McAdie

~ Please note: This walkshop series is open to People of Colour only ~

Peaks of Colour's 🌳🫀Soma Sessions🫀🌳 are monthly spaces that invite global majority commujnities to deepen their connection with themselves, each other and the land.

Set in the Peak District, these informal and intimate sessions will offer an introduction to embodied and nature-allied practices that can assist in our healing from gendered and racialised trauma.

A space of repetition as Black Feminist practice (Foluke Taylor), and rehearsal as an abolitionist priority (Ruth Wilson Gilmore), Soma Sessions will support us to build capacity and resilience for a future in which the boundaries between our human bodies and our more-than-human landscapes are decomposed.

Session #11: Seeding Futures an Opening Ceremony w Muna McAdie

Join us for our Soma Sessions Opening Ceremony as we welcome spring and gift our hopes and intentions to the land. As Peaks of Colour enters an exciting new era we will renew our commitments to the earth through creative and holistic seeding rituals.

Held my Muna Mcadie, we will sow the seeds for our collective futures by crafting plantable prayer flags, curating land acknowledgements that harness the power of deep listening, practicing ancestral wind invocations and rooting ourselves

through somatic groundings.

Date: Sunday 28th March

Time: 10:30am

Meeting location: Flying Horse Lawn, Lodge Lane, Sheffield, S6 5SP

Accessibility: Mostly flat with short walk from the carpark over grass

Duration: 2-3 hours

Additional details: There is free parking at Flying Horse Lawn along Lodge Lane.

There is free parking at Flying Horse Lawn along Lodge Lane. We have learnt that since scheduling these sessions, the Sunday bus is no longer running. We reccomend organising car shares via our closed Facebook group: .

What to bring/wear

• Walking boots/Comfy footwear
• Plenty of water
• Weather appropriate clothing/items eg Waterproofs/sun cream
• Yoga matt, blanket or something comfy to sit on
• Any self-soothing items that you find helpful eg fidget toy or scented oils

About

Peaks of Colour is a Peak District-based nature-for-healing club, by and for People of Colour only. Founded in 2021 by Evie Muir, Peaks of Colour offers creative and holistic Walkshops, that explore alternative routes to healing and justice. Grounded in a Black Feminist, abolitionist, and nature-allied practice, our spaces invite communities to heal from gendered and racial trauma through an informal and intimate introduction to our local landscapes.

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About Muna McAdie

Muna’s practice is rooted in care for self, for community, and for the world, through regulated, resourced practice. She holds spaces where what is can be met softly, held in resonance, and allowed to unfold. Through sound and movement & psychotherapy, these offerings are grounded, spacious, and tenderly held, creating a container for presence, reflection, and quiet transformation.

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