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Join us for a cozy gathering where stories, culture, and creativity intertwine!
Hairitage is more than a conversation. It's a safe space to reflect on how hair and headwear shape our identities, experiences, and sense of belonging. Through a short presentation, round-table discussion, arts & crafts, and BOBA, we'll explore the social and political roots of hair while honoring our personal journeys.
Feel free to join the conversation and express yourself through doodles or visuals, or simply listen. Come as you are. All hair (or without), all headwear, all identities welcome.
Let's hold space, build confidence, and remind each other than our stories will never remain invisible.
Image Description: An event flyer with merlot background and light brown border featuring seven unique faceless illustrations of people with various hairstyles and headwear. White text at the top center reads "Hairitage: Identity within Hair & Headwear." White Text at the bottom of the flyers reads "February 20th 5-6pm Lotus Mana Center." From top to bottom, left to right the illustrations go as follows: A person with a Hijab head covering; a person with an ornate Samoan headdress featuring red flowers, light brown hair texture on the sides, and various seashells; a person with large curly hair; a person with long sleek black hair; a person wearing a purple Hmong turban with black and white stripes binding the front with an "X" pattern; a person with dark hair wearing a leaf and flower crown, and lastly a person with short sharp brown hair.
