Turning Pagex of Life

07/24/2026

the people (a spell)
lessons from Adrienne Maree Brown

trust the people who move toward you and already feel like home.
trust the people to let you rest.
trust the people to do everything better than you could have imagined

trust the people and they become trustworthy.
trust that the people are doing their work to trust themselves.
trust that each breach of trust can deepen trust or clarify boundaries.

trust the people who revel in pleasure after hard work.
trust the people who let children teach/remind us how to emote, be still, and laugh.

trust the people who see and hold your heart. trust the people who listen to the whales.
trust the people and you will become trustworthy.
trust the people and show them your love.
trust the people.

Practices For Fractal Facilitation

06/24/2026

Are you or someone you know forgetting how to do a routine or task, such as preparing a meal or getting dressed?

Busy people can be so distracted from time to time that they may forget to serve part of a meal, only to remember about it later. However, a person living with dementia may have trouble completing tasks that have been familiar to them all their lives, such as preparing a meal or playing a game.

Warning signs of to help with early diagnosis.

If you are concerned about these signs, the next step is to talk to your doctor. Only a qualified health-care provider, after multiple assessments and tests, can confirm whether you or someone you know has dementia.

05/28/2026

Growth Changes People

Never feel guilty for evolving beyond environments that once limited you....

Never feel guilty for evolving beyond environments that once limited you.

03/21/2026

Chase your Dream

02/09/2026

Dementia is often seen as the most feared disease of later life—not only because of memory loss, but also because it slowly alters identity, relationships, and dignity. For Black older adults in British Columbia, dementia is not only a medical condition; it is experienced within systems shaped by racism, cultural misunderstanding, and invisibility.

That invisibility isn’t just a coincidence.
It reflects historical patterns of exclusion in healthcare, data collection, and policy.

Thanks, Alliance for Health, Wellness & Aging Society (HAHWAS), for organizing this event to advance health equity for Black older adults in BC.

02/05/2026

Black History Month is here. Know What You Are Wearing is a guide for Black youth and community leaders to discover the rich cultural meanings of Adinkra symbols.

This book translates those symbols into life lessons: daily affirmations and reflections that build confidence , and activities like Sankofa puzzles (Sankofa means “go back and fetch it” ) that root young people in heritage. Embracing such cultural grounding “builds confidence” among Black youth .

Educators, cultural organizations and diaspora groups: make this resource part of your Black History Month programming.

Order copies or partner with us to spread cultural pride.

Link: https://a.co/d/0fYvYHk0