Liberation Starts with Consent (with Tammaka Staley)

In this episode, host we have a profound conversation with poet and storyteller Tammaka about the impact of storytelling and poetry on social change. Tammaka shares insights on their journey as a spoken word performer and artivist, focusing on themes of race, gender, sexuality, and activism. They also discuss their work as a sex educator and founder of YASÉ, a project aimed at empowering youth through education about consent and bodily autonomy. Tune in to hear about the power of radical pleasure, healing justice, and creating a consent culture. Plus, get the details on Tammaka's upcoming workshops and events!Upcoming EventsDark and Divine, August 10, 11 am- 1 pmPoetry vs. Hip-Hop. Sept 13Book RecommendationsHealing Justice Lineages: Dreaming at the Crossroads of Liberation, Collective Care, and Safety by Cara Page & Erica WoodlandPleasure Activism The Politics of Feeling Good by adrienne maree brownDecolonizing the Body: Healing, Body-Centered Practices for Women of Color to Reclaim Confidence, Dignity, and Self-Worth by Kelsey BlackwellEmbodied Activism Engaging the Body to Cultivate Liberation, Justice, and Authentic Connection by Rae Johnson, PhDWhere to find Tammaka: Tammakastaley.comThank you for being part of the Liberation is Lit podcast! If you have stories to share, want to suggest topics, or just want to connect, find us on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok @liberationislit or visit our website at liberationislit.com. If you enjoyed the episode, please consider leaving a review! Remember, your voice matters, and together, through the lens of stories, we're making a difference in the world.