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We are a group of Xingonas
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whose ancestors prayed for our paths to cross.
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Our various intersections have a common journey; to heal and help our community heal.
Creative Community Healing
As we walk with care—holding respect for individuals, families, communities, and movements—we do not always share images or recordings of our work. Healing is intimate, and we honor the privacy it asks for. We move with intention and integrity, guided by the teachings of our elders, sharing only what feels aligned and consented.
We are learning to step out of silence without betraying that sacredness. To offer small glimmers rather than full stories. What you see here is not the whole, but a glimpse—threads of the work we have been entrusted to hold.
Rooted in ancestral medicine and the weaving of healing justice, our work has always lived in community care—walking alongside individuals, families, and our communities impacted by various systems, and tending to spaces where transformation, transmutation, dignity, and remembering can unfold.
Community Features & Collaborations
This episode features a collective member who explains how ancestral practices shape her healing and accountability work with survivors and people who caused harm. She describes how tradition, ritual, and intergenerational wisdom form frameworks for safety, repair, and transformation—centering survivor needs while allowing accountability and restorative growth.
CAT-911 Profile of Southern California Organizations that are creating community care that features PlantEd Creative Collective amongst other amazing folks.
This video offers a glimpse into the ways we understand healing as living, collective practice—woven through action, spirituality, cultural memory, and community care. Rooted in ancestral teachings and ceremonial ways of gathering, we move with the belief that healing is not separate from justice, but deeply intertwined with how we show up for our people and one another.
Alongside co-conspirators, community members, and trusted allies, this work reflects what healing in action can look like: creating spaces for remembrance, resistance, tenderness, and transformation. Through ritual, storytelling, organizing, and collective care, we honor the wisdom of those who came before us while tending to the futures we are trying to build together.
