Hosted by SheWolf Sacred, we invite you to gather with us!

In this workshop, we will look into the rhythm Moribayssa as the rhythm dedicated to women overcoming difficult situations. We will share our stories of our fears, past pain, triumphs as we use the djembe to heal our pain.

Facilitator: Victoria Boateng

Victoria Boateng is an autism advocate and a feminist. Victoria was diagnosed with autism when she was three years old and couldn't speak until she was 7 years old. Victoria uses her gift of djembe to inspire the autism community and women of all races, gender, and creed. Victoria graduated from Western Illinois University in December 2012 with a bachelor's degree in communication and minor in theatre. After graduation, Victoria Boateng studied West African drumming with master drummers Mamady Keita, Bolokoda Conde, and Michael Taylor. Victoria is now a substitute teacher at Old Town School Of Folk Music and drum teacher at New Rhythm Arts Center. She is also a principal performer/drummer in an all female drum and dance company Ayodele Drum and Dance and She Wolf Sacred.

Cost: $15 via CashApp $djemb45 or PayPal at victoriadjembe@gmail.com

Drums will be provided, but if you have one please bring it!

What to bring?
Journal, pen, lawn chair, drum (if have it)

Do I need any experience with the djembe?
Not at all! All experience levels are welcome.

Any questions? Please email us at shewolfsacred@gmail.com