
Welcome to Day 5 of [CO]here!
“To be native to a place, we must learn to speak its language.”
-Robin wall kimmerer
Indigenous Peoples day and Regenerative Systems
The past two days have been rich with celebration of indigenous peoples day, including dancing with Danza Azteca & Rocky Mountain Indigenous Dancers at Mi Chantli, panels and performances at the Dairy Arts Center, and a beautiful free concert at Roots Music Project. It’s an honor to see native voices, rituals, and ways of living being uplifted in Boulder.
Last night, we came together at Junkyard Social Club for thought-provoking dialogue on many facets of regenerative systems including mental health, local economics, and the positive role humans can play in ecosystems. Andrea Montoya shared stories of her longstanding work on pollinator advocacy and community gardens in Boulder.
Daily Mission!
Today’s mission is to gift someone a Role Card and/or COherency points (physical or verbal) AND share about the interaction in the Game Feed on Telegram.
Events today
830-930 at Scott Carpenter Park (SE Corner): Relational Arts Practice
Movement meets communication - Late arrival/early leave is ok.
Events tomorrow
830-930am at Scott Carpenter Park (SE Corner): Plant Kinship with Phoebe from Dharma Farms (bring a notebook & pen!)
What can you do today to exercise your courage?
With humble hearts & growing smiles,
The [CO]here team
Rich dialogues at junkyard tonight
Cary Morin played at Roots Music Project
Indigenous People’s Day at Mi Chantli
Sunday Community Dinner Convos
