A Collective Liberation Ritual

🗓️28th November 2024
🕍St Cyprian’s Church, Glentworth Street, London, NW1 6AX
🕰️19:00 – 21:30

The Ripples Collective invites you to a ritual-performance of storytelling, music, and connection. Aiming to transform collective pain into a shared vision of liberation and peace. Amid escalating conflict, a desire for revolutionary change and healing is emerging.

Through song, word, and gesture, we will journey together to envision an alternative reality of justice, reconciliation, and unity.

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Location:

Cyprian Clarence Gate, Glentworth St, london NW1 6AX Closest tube is Baker Street.

More About Ripples

Ripples Collective is a group of Palestinian and Israeli non-violent activists, artists, and heart-led humans working together in connection, strength and love to embody another possibility. They represent the work of RIPPLES – a non-profit working to support collective healing and liberation between the river and the sea and beyond. They met each other on the astral planes – diving deep into ancestral wounds and flying high into prophetic hopes. These artists have glimpsed another approach and are willing to ripple out. Bending societal frameworks, holding each other in moments of despair, times of war and separation – connecting, liberating, healing, visioning.

In 2024 they created their first ritual performace for Medicine Festival 2024. The depth of the process took them aback, and the relationship with the audience ignited their wish to continue sharing this ritual. They hope to go on a tour in the summer of 2025, consequently, they are now fundraising to make this possible.

The Collective brings together diverse voices for peace: Sulaiman Khatib (Palestinian peace activist from Ramallah), Haneen (Palestinian peace activist from Gaza/Portugal), Noam Enbar (Israeli singer/peace activist from Israel), Marwan Halabi (Palestinian singer-songwriter from Israel), Leor Roseman (Israeli psychedelic researcher from United Kingdom – University of Exeter / Imperial College London), Ayelet Yekutiel (Israeli dance artist / somatic practitioner from Israel), and a member of the Palestinian diaspora.