"Discipline and Danger: Martial Arts and Movement Practice" with Autumn Brown
Welcome to Precisely! a podcast by the team at Courage of Care and The Arrow Journal; in these times of increasing chaos and possibility, the arrow symbolizes the courage to define a clear direction for how we gather, practice, and get free.
In season three of Precisely!, host Brooke Lavelle and special guest co-host, katie robinson, talk with our guests in our upcoming Like Water series—Cynthia Ong, Paloma Schultz, Reverend Greg Snyder, and Autumn Brown. [http://Brown.In]
In this episode, Brooke and katie speak with mother, movement leader, and musician, Autumn Brown, on themes of discipline, danger, and relational dynamics in the context of martial arts and movement practice. Autumn’s organizing work is rooted in Black feminist and fugitive freedom movements, and for over 20 years she has organized for healing justice, developed movement strategy, and trained organizers in consensus process, facilitation, and racial justice. This conversation is rich — dive in!Autumn will present in our Like Water Series on April 28th. To join us for the series, visit: https://courage-of-care.teachable.com/p/like-water. These interactive seminar sessions will be recorded if you can’t join us live on Tuesdays from 12-1:30pm ET. You are welcome to drop in for a single session.
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We'd like to thank our podcast producer, OB McDougall, our co-host katie, robinson, our Co-Directors, Brooke Lavelle & Maha El Sheikh, and our managing editor for the arrow and this special issue, Ashley Wilson.
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