This is an event for activists, change-makers, and weavers of this new world we’re birthing as we individually and collectively navigate our shared reality of life in times of polycrisis, ecocide, genocide, fascism + femicide.

Opening with a discussion between Sarah Durham Wilson and Síle Seoige on the necessity of nurturing the revolutionary feminine that lies inside each of us in times of crisis, we will explore the challenge of self-care and community-care, while serving/acting also as a mothers, artists, leaders, and voices for liberation.

Sarah will share wisdoms and teachings of the Great Mother + the gifts of Rites of Passage work, plus how to put the practices of birthing a new world by birthing the revolutionary archetypes within all of us.

This event is for all those who are fighting the good fight to create a world that centres life, earth, and children over money and patriarchal power.

Reflecting on her own journey from patriarchal maiden to a mother to self and world, our collective responsibility to serve the revolution, and her creative clout, Sarah will share tools and wisdom for all those who refuse to stay silent, passive, and obedient as we witness the world and its people burn.

We will then transition into an evening of song, connection, and craic, led by the wildly talented Róisín El Cherif who will sing some Palestinian songs, some of her own tunes, and some anthems from Sinead O’Connor.