Shamanic Arts Center
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The Shamanic Arts Center in Hotchkiss, Colorado is a registered non-profit with a mission to preserve shamanic culture by supporting the direct experience of shamanic practices, ceremonies, & artwork offered by shamanic practitioners, artists, & wisdom te
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Calling visionary artists for our conference. Submit art that responds to themes of: Forging a People-Powered Democracy.
Hope, mutual care, & bridging across difference
You get: $500
Spotlight
Comp reg
Deadline: 3/28/25
Submit: [email protected]
#ArtistsForDemocracy #22CI2025 #SocialJusticeArt
Hope, mutual care, & bridging across difference
You get: $500
Spotlight
Comp reg
Deadline: 3/28/25
Submit: [email protected]
#ArtistsForDemocracy #22CI2025 #SocialJusticeArt
January 30, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Calling visionary artists for our conference. Submit art that responds to themes of: Forging a People-Powered Democracy.
Hope, mutual care, & bridging across difference
You get: $500
Spotlight
Comp reg
Deadline: 3/28/25
Submit: [email protected]
#ArtistsForDemocracy #22CI2025 #SocialJusticeArt
Hope, mutual care, & bridging across difference
You get: $500
Spotlight
Comp reg
Deadline: 3/28/25
Submit: [email protected]
#ArtistsForDemocracy #22CI2025 #SocialJusticeArt
Reposted by Shamanic Arts Center
For millennia, the Karuk people in Northern California have used fire to actively manage forests.
Murphy Woodhouse and Bill Tripp join us to discuss how the tribe is training others in this practice.
Murphy Woodhouse and Bill Tripp join us to discuss how the tribe is training others in this practice.
Managing Wildfires Using A Centuries-Old Indigenous Practice
The Karuk Tribe in Northern California has stewarded its home using prescribed burns for millennia. Now, they’re training others on the skill.
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February 7, 2025 at 7:41 PM
For millennia, the Karuk people in Northern California have used fire to actively manage forests.
Murphy Woodhouse and Bill Tripp join us to discuss how the tribe is training others in this practice.
Murphy Woodhouse and Bill Tripp join us to discuss how the tribe is training others in this practice.