“These students (from Ukiah High School) aren’t afraid to dig deep to find ancient archetypical symbols that have contemporary resonance. It feels both fairy-tale like and very deep, like biblical wisdom. It’s amazing what young people can do when encouraged to fully express themselves.”
Mission
Mission
The Restorative Justice Singing Tree, with AIMS High School students, Oakland, CA
Unity Through Creativity –
Where Imagination Empowers Us
Our mission is to use Visual Arts and Storytelling to Help Heal Divided Communities
We draw upon Nature’s model which Nurtures Diversity and Endlessly Innovates
We stand for Inclusion, Justice, Self-Reflection and Building a World that Works for All
Now Certifying Singing Tree Facilitators
Co-Heart #4 starts Aug. 20, 21, 22, 2021
“These students (from Ukiah High School) aren’t afraid to dig deep to find ancient archetypical symbols that have contemporary resonance. It feels both fairy-tale like and very deep, like biblical wisdom. It’s amazing what young people can do when encouraged to fully express themselves.”
Tony Norman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The words “Every Breath a Prayer, Every Day a Ceremony” on the banner of the website were spoken by Indigenous Scholar and Musician, Lyla June Johnston, at the Radical Love and Social Imagination Conference, University of Texas, Austin
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