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How We Breathe

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by Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity

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12 episodes
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Podcast Overview

How We Breathe invites social justice organizers from across the nation to reflect on powerful gatherings of the past to explore new political tactics for modern Black resistance. Our hosts and guests share the ancestors, practices, and rituals that inspire their work and activism. We reflect on powerful gatherings that reveal how we see the past, present and the future - sometimes differently. We share the rituals, practices, and ancestors that have carried us forward. Listen as we breathe.Looking into power centers of social justice movements, the podcast has featured organizers with Southern roots and those working in the South and other parts of the U.S. This podcast is powered by the nonprofit Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity (BOLD)

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7/27/2021

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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Reparations and Healing: Connecting Movements for Liberation

January 10, 2024

Reparations and Healing: Connecting Movements for Liberation

Picking up on our conversation around building modern reparation movements, our discussion with Edgar Villanueva and Nat Chioké Williams sparks ideas about the meaning of restitution and healing and its connection to movements for liberation. We also dive into politics and power within institutions funding Black and Indigenous-led movements and about pain points for progressive leaders working in these spaces.

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August 8, 2023

S2 Ep4: A Conversation on Reparations

In this special episode, BOLD’s Jonathan Stith speaks with Richard Wallace, Executive Director of Equity and Transformation Now and our first guest in Season 1, to get his take on reparations for the War on Drugs in Chicago and other strategies for reparative justice in the US. We also connect with podcast Producer Nyasha Laing about her time at the UN Permanent Forum on Afrodescendant Persons, where reparations was central on the agenda. We highlight these urgent discussions and local d...

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July 10, 2023

S2 Ep 3: The Trees, Our Relatives

This episode takes us along the life path of Ife Kilimanjaro, Ph.D, the Spirit-Healer-Warrior, Climate Activist, scholar, and Writer who is currently serving as the Co-Executive Director of Soul Fire Farm, the BIPOC-centered community farm located in upstate New York that uses organic and ancestral farming techniques to combat racism and injustice in the food system. In this episode, Ife - a native of Detroit now living in Virginia - speaks about her work to build spaces that can nourish...

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What is How We Breathe?

How We Breathe invites social justice organizers from across the nation to reflect on powerful gatherings of the past to explore new political tactics for modern Black resistance. Our hosts and guests share the ancestors, practices, and rituals that inspire their work and activism. We reflect on powerful gatherings that reveal how we see the past, present and the future - sometimes differently. We share the rituals, practices, and ancestors that have carried us forward. Listen as we breathe.Looking into power centers of social justice movements, the podcast has featured organizers with Southern roots and those working in the South and other parts of the U.S. This podcast is powered by the nonprofit Black Organizing for Leadership and Dignity (BOLD)

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