Meet Amanda K Gross: Anti-Racist Organizer, Artist, and Yoga Instructor
WHEAT Institute | April 12, 2023
Amanda co-facilitates our Cultural Awareness and Intersectionalities course in our new spring training program, Weaving Braids of Belonging: Enhancing Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion through Art, Movement, and Mindfulness Practices, and in our Harmonized and Rivers of Solidarity Art and Expressive Arts Therapy Diploma programs.
Amanda K Gross is an anti-racist organizer and artist. She blogs about the interconnectedness of racism, patriarchy, capitalism, and white womanhood at MistressSyndrome.com and is currently working on a full-length book on that same theme. A certified yoga instructor trained by YogaRoots On Location‘s Anti-Racist Raja Yoga School, Amanda has taught Anti-racist Raja Yoga classes at Pittsburgh Mennonite Church, at the Kingsley Association, and, since the pandemic, weekly classes online. In addition, she holds an M.A. in Conflict Transformation from Eastern Mennonite University’s Center for Justice and Peacebuilding and is in the midst of doctoral studies in Expressive Arts Therapy at the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee, Switzerland.
Meet Amanda K Gross, Anti-Racist Organizer, Artist, and Yoga Instructor
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Watch on YoutubeWeaving Braids of Belonging
Weaving Braids of Belonging is a unique and dynamic arts-based Equity, Diversity and Inclusion program. Participants will learn ways to use creativity to explore and embody EDI principles through arts and mindfulness practices. This 100-hour training program is open to individuals to do the personal work required to build competency in working effectively in our socially diverse and complex communities. The program uses poetry, movement, drama, and music to amplify meaning and diversify possibilities in questions of culture and communication. Registration is open for individual courses!
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Explore… Equity, Diversity, Inclusion through the arts. weaving Braids of Belonging. Cultural Awareness and Intersectionalities. With Tayler Schenkeveld: Metis art therapist and Amanda K. Gross: Anti-racist organizer, artist, and yoga instructor. Saturdays, April 22 to June 17, 2023 / 1-4 PM CDT. Online Through Zoom. Full course fee: $936.00 CAD / $696.00 USD. Reduced course fee to support accessibility: $696.00 CAD / $518.00 USD. Email
Stephanie: info@wheatinstitute.com to register.
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Rivers of Solidarity Expressive Arts Certificate
Our Weaving Braids of Belonging program may also serve as an entry point for those wishing to extend their learning in our 9-month Rivers of Solidarity Expressive Arts Certificate, beginning July 12, 2023 at Painted Sky Studio in St. Laurent, Manitoba, which will provide a deeper dive into arts-based social justice practice and leadership and result in a certificate.
