Give Love: A Family & Community Yoga Gathering
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Give Love is a cozy, playful, all-ages yoga gathering created to bring families, friends, and community together in the spirit of connection and care.
Through gentle movement, mindful breathing, partner poses, and shared moments of rest and play, we’ll explore what it means to give love, to ourselves, to one another, and to the wider world. This class is designed as a safe and welcoming space to slow down, open our hearts, and feel supported in community. All ages and experience levels are welcome! Bring your family, your friends, or come just as you are. Be ready to feel the love. Date: Sunday, February 15 | 10–11am Location: Brain & Body Recess 3820 S Ferdinand St #201a Seattle WA 98118 |
February Book Club: Fierce Vulnerability-Healing From Trauma, Emerging Through Collapse
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Join us for our quarterly book club, where we explore books centering mindfulness and other liberatory practices and ways of being. You do not have to have read the whole book or part. This will be a fun, casual yet intentional space for community conversations and connection. Tasty snacks and hydration are provided!
This season were reading Fierce Vulnerability by Kazu Haga. A powerful call to weave personal healing with collective action, showing how vulnerability can become a source of courage and transformation. Rooted in nonviolence, community care, and deep embodiment, the book offers a roadmap for building movements grounded in compassion and shared liberation. If you plan to purchase this book please buy directly from the author HERE, or support Space Between by purchasing from our BookShop HERE. About the Author: Kazu Haga is the founder and coordinator of the East Point Peace Academy*, a core member of the Ahimsa collective and the Yet-To-Be-Named Network and author of the book Healing Resistance: A Radically Different Response to Harm. He is an experienced trainer, certified in several methodologies of nonviolence and restorative justice. Having received training from elders including Dr. Bernard Lafayette, Rev. James Lawson and Joanna Macy, he teaches nonviolence, conflict reconciliation, restorative justice, organizing and mindfulness in prisons and jails, high schools and youth groups, and with activist communities around the country. Date: March 10, 2026, 6pm - 7:30pm Location: Brain & Body Recess 3820 S Ferdinand St #201a Seattle WA 98118 |