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Collective Grief-informed Practices, cultivating relations to '…
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cultivating relations to 'waste', decay and nutrition
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circular time as alternate to linear, progress-oriented ways of thinking, about 'fixing', certainty and perfectionism
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pauses, gaps, and silences before acting and intervening
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developing a literacy for 'reading' the environment, for what is growing, what is dying away, what is ready to be harvested
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a container (co-regulator) for a spectrum of emotional responses (sorrow, joy, love, anger, frustration and helplessness, etc.)
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material, corporeal, somatic and fluid practice of shifting, moving, metamorphosis and transformation (growth is transformation, loss is transformation)
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care-informed, about being in community and being supported by community where the community is not always human
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compassionate listening, non-judgemental - learning how to be a witness and to be authentically present
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spatially aware, situated, relational practice
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Taking note of what is present, what is showing up, and what is needed in that moment and then tending to that need
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listening and responding at different scales - with the human, environmental and systemic
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