Please Note

This workshop is a part of the Prison Yoga Project Foundational Training: Yoga Through the Lens of Incarceration and is not available for open enrollment. For more information, visit the Foundational Training course page.

About this Workshop

Objective: understand and experience interoceptive awareness in the context of personal and social identity. 

This workshop explores identity from an embodied perspective through a unique take on the classic “Circles of Myself” activity. We’ll discuss how we experience our intersecting identities through our bodies and how we experience privilege and oppression. We’ll connect our personal experiences to concepts of implicit bias and systemic oppression viewed through a yogic lens.  We’ll reflect on how our collective insight gained through these activities and discussion informs how we offer yoga and mindfulness for incarcerated people.  

We will send a reminder email with a link to the workshop the day before the event.

Register for one of the workshop dates below. After attending the workshop, return to this course to complete your reflections.

How do I participate in a workshop?

  • Register for one of the “Upcoming Workshops” below
  • Attend the workshop
  • Complete the reflections
  • If you cannot attend a workshop live, watch the recorded versions to answer the reflections

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Course Includes

  • 1 Lesson
  • 2 Topics
  • 2 Quizzes