Yoga for Global Majority (BIPOC)

Yoga for folks of the Global Majority - all levels, body types, and backgrounds welcome. Bring a towel or a mat and flow with us.

Join us on every second Sunday of each month for a yoga practice for Black, Indigenous and People of the Global Majority to reconnect with yoga as the full philosophical and spiritual system it was always meant to be and not the whitewashed version sold back to us.

We'll draw on yoga's deeper teachings (breath, meditation, the yamas and niyamas) as tools for collective healing, in a space where no one needs to explain or justify their presence.

Whatever is your body and history bring into the room.

All levels welcome. No prior practice, flexibility, or "yoga body" required.
After practice, you’re invited to grab tea/coffee/cake + hang out, talk, connect, build friendships and more. The inspiration to connect beyond the mat comes from the beautiful Yoga Community Project created by Matti in London. If you’re also longing for community here, come be part of this.

This practice is donation based, on a sliding scale from €6-€10. When registering you'll be asked to contribute €6 to help us to cover the cost of the space rental and if you wish to offer more you may donate via Bizum, bank transfer or in cash after the practice. Due to systems of oppression, we find ourselves financially in different places in our lives. When making a donation, we encourage you to reflect on the privileges or lack of privileges you have and consider the opportunities or lack of opportunities that society, systems, policies, and structures have afforded you based on your caste, race, gender identity, class, sexual orientation, and body ability.

✨ As we can only offer 13 spots, places are limited; if your plans change, kindly cancel your registration so someone else can take your place.

Accessibility
•⁠ ⁠The entrance to the practice has a small door frame line at the bottom of the floor
•⁠ ⁠Wooden surface (may be harder for the body – please bring what you need for comfort, for example a towel)
•⁠ ⁠No added scents or incense
•⁠ ⁠Accessible toilets

What to bring
•⁠ ⁠Blanket, mat or towel (anything non‑slippery)
•⁠ ⁠Small towel/cushion to support sitting bones, knees or head
•⁠ ⁠Bottle of water
•⁠ ⁠Anything else that supports your practice

We hope to see you there!