February 18, 2023
An Online Class Facilitated by Miko Brown
Part of The Focusing Highlights Series
How might Focusing be understood as a liberatory process that enables a sense of carrying forward even within oppressive contexts? Can a Focusing-orientation facilitate an empowered sense of self-direction that supports individuals and social change movements in organizing for our collective carrying forward? This webinar will invite an exploration of our innate capacity for self-direction and how the wisdom of our inner unfolding — as accessed through Focusing — can help us to live fuller and more liberated lives.
Resources:
Presentation Slides
Group Sharing Chat
Further Suggested Readings
- Article/Chapter: “Developing a Liberatory Consciousness” (2000) by Barbara K. Love
- Article: “The Political Critique of Awareness” (1984) by Eugene Gendlin
- Book: “Focusing” (2003 Edition) by Eugene Gendlin
- Book: “Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom” (2005) by Catherine Clinton
- Book: “Unschooled: Raising Curious Well-Educated Children Outside the Conventional Classroom” (2019) by Kerry McDonald
- Book: “Reinventing Organizations” (2014) by Frederic Laloux Book: “Holocracy” (2015) by Brian J. Robertson
Bio:
Over the past 15 years, Miko Brown has helped to foster a more just and compassionate world in partnership with individuals and communities throughout the United States. Miko’s previous experience includes work in national service with AmeriCorps, farmed animal sanctuaries, food system transformation, social justice and equity initiatives, and mental health and wellness. Miko is the owner of Hearth Consulting, an organization offering hypnosis and Focusing sessions for individuals. Miko received a Master’s Degree in Social Change and has contributed to several anthologies exploring the countering of oppression and promotion of care and justice for all beings and the planet.
Miko can be reached at her website at https://bio.site/Miko_brown or by email at [email protected].
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