03/11/2026
spring is here!🌱 join us wed, march 25 for a celebration of life and rebirth. together we’ll sow our seedling intentions for the spring equinox, at our first Tender Roots healing circle of 2026🫚💫
will be preppin us for the sonoran blooms🌼🌵sharing their knowledge on desert allergens & recipes for seasonal allergy tinctures.
come out for a starry night of yoga, community and lil home remedies for the new season 💫🧘🏾♀️🍄
wed, mar 25,
6:15 - 8:00PM
🔗sign up link in bio ~ form closes mar 20
💫sonjj
is a Black, Q***r and Trans Herbalist, Medicine Maker and Healer who specializes in Indigenous and Black American medicine and healing modalities. They love gardening, reading, and watching documentaries on various topics relating to herbal medicine, politics, and outer space. They also write poetry and science fiction short stories.
🌼keisha
is a yin, somatic yoga teacher fascinated by the art of healing, ritual & relating. grounded in her justice work & lineage as a q***r, black filipina american, keisha loves sharing her curiosities around sensuality & movement and how they support our ecosystems of care.
when she’s not dancing, eating tacos, or talking to plant friends, you’ll probably find her writing, wandering to the nearest farmer’s market, or plotting her next travel escapades.
🫚tender roots
is an intentionally, cocreated space where qt2sgncbipoc folx can reconnect & tend to their own precious roots ~ as a community we carry the weight of growing in a world that denies us the sustenance of our wellness & liberation. tender roots is a chance to practice caring for our resilient roots, toward collective empowerment. a means to ground back in ourselves, our communities and the practices that ground our liberation.
Image description: Sonjj, a Black person with neon green hair posing in the sunlight with a bunch of Lovage next to their face. Branches of a large mesquite and blue sky are in the background.
keisha, a black person with cute, coily hair, hiking a sonoran trail. she smiles sweetly at camera surrounded by saguaros, sunshine and bright, blue skies.
