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Update: Some of our presenters have provided resources that they used for the summit.


Sierra Winter's Presentation
Lindsey Noonan's Presentation
​​Kara's Presentation Resources

Helpful Resources from Rayneen:
  • The Heart of Yoga: Developing a Personal Practice by T. K. V. Desikachar
  • https://yogainternational.com/article/view/why-we-practice-a-short-history-of-yoga-in-the-west
  • https://www.yogajournal.com/yoga-101/philosophy/yoga-s-greater-truth/
Check out our keynote speaker Susanna Barkataki’s website. She has written many blog posts such as, “What is the Connection Between Yoga and Social Justice?” and “Western Capitalistic Yoga & How to Challenge It.”


Our other workshop presenters have created a wealth of resources in their respective fields:
  • Read Cara Hagan’s book Practicing Yoga as Resistance: Voices of Color in Search of Freedom (Routledge Research in Race and Ethnicity).
  • Listen to this podcast conversation between Leana Marie Marshall and J. Brown on diversity and inclusion in the yoga space.
  • Read Tom Spector’s Healing and Inner Peace book or listen to his Meditation and Healing CD
  • Browse through Krishna Kaur Khalsa’s activities in her blog posts.
  • Read Dr. Pednekar’s blogs and books discussing yoga psychology on is website.
  • And many, many more!

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Not present at the conference, but with voices to contribute to the conversation, are leaders like these:
  • The Decolonizing Yoga website has a vast collection of blog posts and videos that interlink categories like body acceptance, cultural appropriation, race, and feminism.
  • Nisha Ahuja’s documentary, “You are Here,” is a fantastic 25-minute exploration of colonization and cultural appropriation in yoga.
  • Off the Mat Into the World has an incredible collection of resources grouped into categories like “incarceration,” “body image,” “social justice,” “trauma,” and more.
  • Our keynote speaker from last year, Dianne Bondy, has two books and many resources on her website that discuss how to make yoga more accessible for all.
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