The world needs your voice.

Heart Body Song is committed to creating a space where all people feel genuinely welcome—and that requires honesty about the harm that people of the global majority have experienced, and in many cases continue to endure.

Community singing is a form of collective healing. But healing can't be fully realized when the people most harmed by unjust systems aren't present or aren't safe. I am a white woman learning—imperfectly and continuously—how to organize and facilitate gatherings that actively work against those systems rather than quietly perpetuating them.

Right now, that looks like: offering a sliding scale so cost is not a barrier, collaborating with healers and artists of the global majority, and staying in ongoing relationship with communities whose experiences differ from my own. I don't have this figured out, and I will make mistakes. What I can offer is a genuine commitment to keep learning, keep listening, and keep showing up.

A portion of proceeds from each seasonal singing ritual is donated quarterly to the 

Indigenous Cultures Institute in Central Texas. Beginning with Summer Solstice 2026, that contribution increases to 15% of event proceeds—a small act of reciprocity for the land and the people who continue to steward their ancestral home.

Cost & accessibility: To make Heart Body Song events accessible to people of varying income levels, cost is based on a sliding scale depending your income and  generational wealth. Please contact me directly if a payment plan would be helpful or if you are not able to pay any of these amounts, as no one will be turned away due to lack of ability to pay.  

People of the Global Majority Sponsorship — 20% off for those who identify as Black, Indigenous, or a person of the global majority. Use promo code PGM at checkout on Eventbrite. The racial wealth gap is real, and until systemic reparations are made, it's on those of us with racial privilege to make space in small, concrete ways.