Yomiinritual is an intentional space where community, creativity, and advocacy meet. Here, art is more than aesthetics, but a practice of ritual, a vessel for healing, a shield of protection, and a mirror for deep reflection. Rooted in Pan-African & Afro-Indigenous history and politics, centering ancestral memory and resistance.

Through workshops and collaborative projects, Yomiinritual invites the community to create, learn, and unlearn, building a shared understanding of our histories while envisioning liberated futures. This space stands in firm opposition to white supremacy, racism, capitalism, and all forms of oppression, using creativity as resistance and education. Each act of making becomes an offering: a call to action, a gesture of protection, and a refusal to be erased.

Sustainability is at the heart of Yomiinritual’s practice, honoring the earth, respecting natural resources, and embracing cycles of renewal that mirror our healing journeys. By centering sustainable methods in art-making and community care, Yomiinritual affirms that liberation is inseparable from the health of our planet and the well-being of future generations.

Yomiinritual is not just an art space; it is a ritual of becoming, and a home for those committed to liberation, sovereignty, and radical transformation.