Honouring Our Wholeness A self-care visual journaling retreat for women, feminine and non-binary people who are Black, Indigenous or a Person of Colour. Hosted by Sheree Angela Matthews and Olwen Wilson Sundays, April 18, May …
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Honouring Our Wholeness
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Black Women in the Landscape
It really warms my heart to read The Guardian today and see a feature around Black women making the British countryside more diverse. I’ll forgive them for using BAME in the title of the article …
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A Seasoned Connection
Autumn has arrived. The morning air is crisp and fresh. Sometimes with a morning haze. Dew and condensation clings to windows and blades of grass. The sun a little lower and weaker but still a …
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Podcast Sensation
What a day yesterday was. If you missed it, check out the party which happened over on Instagram. The support and shout outs and sharing of the links to the new episodes dropped was unbelievable. …
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International Women’s Day Walk and Write
International Women’s Day, this year on Sunday 8 March, see us working with Northumberland National Park to facilitate a special walk for women up to Steel Rigg. We’re going to use our time in the …
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Launch Event
Launch Event Launch Event — Read on livingwildstudios.com/2020/02/07/launch-event/
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The Autumn Season – SHEROES
With the leaves beginning to fall, September to October saw the SHEROES return to Rainton Meadows, County Durham to work with Durham Wildlife Trust again. Around a series of themes and topics, the group of …
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Radio 4 Farming Today Feature
Although it wasn’t planned but because of difficult circumstances, the last outing of this year’s programmed events happened to be recorded by the BBC. Walking with the SHEROES were the engagement officer from NNAP, Mandy …
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Nature as an anchor
Hiranya De Alwis Jayasinghe was one of the women who completed the Lowland Leadership Program this year. You can find out more about her here. We were lucky enough to get Hiranya to write for …
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Black Women’s Leadership Program – Assessment
The assessment, the final test for the Lowland Leader Expedition qualification, came around far too quickly for my liking. Another few months of practice would have done me right. But the dates were set, 18-20 …
