KINship: A Community Circle & Sound Meditation

In this time of polycrisis, KINship is a space to share what’s alive for us—individually and collectively—and restore our capacity to stay present with it all.

We’ll begin with an opening ritual and sharing circle, then flow into a 60-minute sound meditation. Afterward, there will be open space for tea and connection.

What This Is

• A trauma-informed, politicized sharing circle and sound meditation
• A practice of witnessing and being witnessed
• An invitation to share mindfully, listen deeply, and strengthen our interconnection

What This Is Not

• Spiritual bypassing
• A space for fixing, advising, or offering unsolicited feedback

What To Bring

• Comfy clothing and anything else you need to feel settled
• Optional: an offering for the community altar (which you can take home with you)

Timing Notes

• Doors open at 6:30 PM. Please do your best to arrive on time!
• Doors will close at 7:00 PM to preserve the integrity of our container.

Financial Access

• Ticketing is structured with equity in mind. Choose the ticket that reflects your current access and capacity. If cost is a barrier, reach out to Britt at hello.bpham@gmail.com for a ticket—no explanation needed.
• Reciprocity is part of the practice—take what you need and offer what you can. The container opens when you choose how to enter.

Your Facilitator

Britt Pham (they/she) is a second-generation Vietnamese–Lao-American facilitator and creative producer. Their work weaves healing and justice practices to support deeper relationship to our inter-being and our role as future ancestors. Through experience design and sound, Britt creates bridges between the earthly present and the spiritual plane.

Britt holds a BFA in Recorded Music from NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and currently resides upon Ohlone land (colonially known as San Francisco, CA). Their work has appeared everywhere from the halls of New York City museums to the sands of the Wadi Rum Desert.