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Alyx Somas is a 2S Native American Culture Tender and Re-Indigenization Practitioner, honoring indigenous lineage teachings to help humanity remember our most sacred nature. 

Their work, The Collectivity Project, is an indigenous response to the pain of empire, ecocide, genocide, and separation—anchored in the truth that we all come from wise and collaborative ancestors. Their work is based in holistic nervous system care and trauma-informed somatic practice that de-individualizes what is truly systemic, tends to this new era of multi-cultural weaving that calls for us to heal our shared history, and restores us to our ancestral ways of reverence for all that lives. They hold circles, ceremonies, consultations, rituals, and mentorships in Ancestral Reclamation, Decolonial Leadership and Relationship Life-ways, Grief and Initiatory Rites, and Spirit Healings. Connect on Instagram.

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Devon Wright is a bodyworker, ritualist, healer, teacher, and personal guide. She enjoys organizing events, facilitating workshops, and creating a variety of different transformational and healing experiences. She has extensive experience with different psychedelics, plant medicines, creating ritual, and holding space for others. She also has experience as a caregiver and helping people in their death and dying process. Devon co-facilitates trips to the Amazon Jungle and has experience plant collecting for the Botanical Research Institute of Texas along the border of Peru and Brazil. She is trained in holistic peer counseling and has been a Human Design guide for over a decade, helping empower others to discover and live their truth. Devon is on the core organizing team for both Affinity Belonging Camp East and Affinity Belonging Camp West and is committed to helping create a world with a greater sense of safety and sense of belonging for all.

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Hema is a Holistic Empowerment Mentor and helps clients release what's blocking them from achieving their full potential so that they can freely live a juicy life of purpose, passion and abundance. Hema works with clients on a variety of topics including abundance mindset, intimacy and relationship coaching as well as generational trauma HemaHolisticMystic.com.

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Mx. Indigo Dawn is a Somatic Therapeutic Coach, Cuddlist, Psychedologist, and Liberating Community Builder who lives and works for a world of safety and satiety for all. They have facilitated hundreds of retreats and workshops for between 5 to 2200 people, on a wide range of topics including embodied consent, somatic trauma healing, trans/gender 101, polyamory, and sustainable activism.

They spent 5 years as the Program Director for Center for a New Culture championing gender freedom, anti-racism, and racial integration. They are the founder and director of the Interfusion Festival Consent Program, and the founder and Lead Organizer for Affinity-Belonging Camp East. As a Therapeutic Coach and Psychedologist, they empower clients to embrace the full spectrum of human experience from the underworld to the heavens-- to reclaim their wholeness, fiercely love themselves and others, and fulfill their deepest desires. Learn more about Indigo at MxIndigoDawn.square.site.

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KyuTheMusiQ is a DJ and sound guide who blends world bass,  glitch hop, tribal trap, and experimental dubstep into journeys of emotion and embodiment. What began as a love for music has become a practice of healing—using sound to process trauma, move energy, and find balance. Their sets invite listeners to explore both darkness and light, to feel music with their whole being, and releasing through movement.

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Owen is a creator of meditations, rituals, and workshops. Their offerings are designed to help people deepen their connections with themselves, other people, the Earth, and all other beings in this richly interconnected web of life. They use their diverse life experiences and trainings - including breathwork, somatics, anti-oppression work, environmental science, non-dual philosophy, and Celtic and Jewish ancestral teachings - to weave transformative journeys that are accessible to people with a variety of backgrounds and worldviews. They are also employed supporting neurodivergent people in developing life skills and self-advocacy. Owen Harper is devoted to interdependence and building towards a future where everyone can feel safe, supported, fulfilled, and free.

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Quanta Jana Cutler is an InnerLife and Spiritual Sherpa. Their calling in cultivating Upliftment, WellBeing, Restoration and Surrender motivated the co-founding of YASHAPI, a 501(c)3 entity that focuses on helping people transition and transform themselves to more fulfilling lives that also serve the Highest Good.

Experiencing 74 trips around the Sun, 20 years of Intentional Community living, formal training in dance and expressive movement, life-coaching and group dynamics, and a lifetime lived in Circles combining movement, meditation, compassionate confrontation, intimate connection and personal revelations, they bring their expertise and facilitation skills into play in a variety of modalities.

Entering earth-life on Sacred Native Yakima reservation land… Growing up trapped in a dynamic of oppression, trauma, addiction and dysfunction… and journeying through bi-polar disorder and pancreatic cancer…

Through processes of transformational Intervention, Meditation and deep Shadow-work, they uplifted themselves into breakthroughs of Self-Discovery and Empowerment… emerging to provide holistic personal care and spiritual service to others, raise a child in Community, build satisfying and fulfilling relationships, and live a life of Centered Creative Expression.

They stand now embodied as a thriving caramel-colored mother/grandmother/great-grandmother ever-unfolding Crone Archetype…. Holding Brave Spaces to share this full life of Abundance, Intention, Surplus and Connection.

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Sheniqua is a Brooklyn-based song facilitator, vocal empowerment coach, and social justice activist. As the founder of Elevated Expression, she creates inclusive spaces for healing, connection, and liberation through communal singing. Rooted in Black musical traditions and activism, her work helps people reclaim their voices as sacred instruments of power, joy, and change. With over a decade of experience, Sheniqua has led song circles, workshops, and healing spaces across the country, using music to foster resilience and collective transformation. You can follow her journey on Instagram and visit her website at ElevatedExpression.net.

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Tazima Parris is a speaker, sex & relationship coach, facilitator, and ceremonial guide centering embodied wisdom and sacred sovereignty. She creates space for clients and workshop attendees to identify and express themselves with more inner alignment and outward confidence. Tazima uses tools and practices from her 20+ years of research and experience to help people connect with their true power and live into their most radiant possibility. Find more of her work at InfiniteRelating.com.

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Tony “The Love Warrior” Holmes is a community leader, facilitator, and founder of the Djedi Dojo, a global initiative dedicated to rites of passage, ancestral remembrance, and re-indigenization. A father, healer, and artist, Tony weaves together somatic bodywork, sacred sexuality, and cultural ritual to help people reclaim belonging in their bodies, their communities, and the world. His offerings—such as Pleasure Alchemy, Inward Bound, and Afrotopia: Doors of Return—invite participants into embodied healing, authentic connection, and radical inclusivity. At the heart of his work is the belief that belonging is medicine, and that each of us carries genius meant to serve the whole.