FEBRUARY 24–26 | In-person & hybrid sessions
Liberation Through Storytelling
The Weight of the Wait — The Power of Transformation
📍 LOCATION: POLK STABLES • 1533 LEWIS ST, INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46202

Hear firsthand how 31 days of stillness reshaped mind, body, and spirit.
Ask your questions and engage in an open, guided conversation with Anthony.
Walk away with simple practices you can apply to your own rest journey.
Community Connection
Meet others who are exploring resilience, reflection, and renewal.
A Fresh Perspective on Rest
Discover how slowing down can be a radical act of strength.
A focused, reflective format built for study, witness, and collective care.
Ask your questions and engage in an open, guided conversation with conveners and speakers.
Walk away with practices and frames you can apply across organizing and storytelling.

Black queer writer, poet, and organizer from Brooklyn and founder of Notes from the Undrowned. His work explores politics, memory, and Black liberation through personal
narrative and cultural analysis, rooted in Black radical thought.

SASADYA JAYDE
Black Mexican American lesbian writer, independent Black Women’s Studies researcher, and founder of The Gathering. Her work spans literary analysis, speculative fiction, and poetry, rooted in the erotic as a regenerative, disruptive force.

TIRUS
Tirus is a professional conversationalist and host of The Journey Up podcast. As founder of Everybody’s Somebody, he creates meaningful conversations and experiences that inspire people to embrace their value, power, and purpose.

RAY ACHILLE
Raymond Achille is the Founder and CEO of Balance Period, a whole-person wellness company focused on physical, mental, and emotional health. He helps individuals and organizations navigate life mindfully and prioritize generational wellness.

a purpose driven, action oriented, servant leader and proud product of Indianapolis, In! Murdock is a lawyer, university lecturer and business coach who empowers entrepreneurial superstars to win championships through storytelling!
Everything you need to know before joining. From format to accessibility and how to contribute — this section clears it up so you can RSVP with confidence.
This convening is donation-supported. Tickets are free to claim; donations help sustain programming and honor speaker labor.
Recordings will be shared selectively; access details and any archival policies will be provided to ticket holders.
Those committed to serious study of Black storywork, organizers, cultural workers, and people seeking intellectual community grounded in liberation.
Step Into Rest. Step Into Renewal.
Discover lessons from intentional storywork and collective study — join a learning space that centers care, rigor, and collective futures.
Free RSVP + Q&A experience.
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