Black Indigenous Medicine Apprenticeship (BIMA) preserves Black Indigenous wisdom and leadership through arts, culture, education, healing, and community practice.
We create the conditions for ancestral knowledge to be practiced, shared, resourced, and carried forward, while supporting projects and communities building systems designed to serve generations to come.
Welcome to the next 100 years.
A community-rooted gathering exploring what it means to design for the next 100 years. Through conversation, food, storytelling, and a community marketplace, we will explore relationships between family, food systems, sustainability, trust, stewardship, and the future of community wealth.
A gathering of BIMA community members, portfolio projects, collaborators, and aligned leaders coming together to deepen relationships, share emerging work, and explore opportunities for collaboration within the broader BIMA and Reparative Economy ecosystem.
A virtual space for members of the BIMA community and broader ecosystem to gather, reconnect, share knowledge, and explore the practices and relationships that sustain healing, leadership, and collective work.
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