Kimberly B. George
I am a scholar, educator, and consultant who partners with individuals and organizations to facilitate workshops and programs with deep dives into feminist research on transformation.
I'm also a writing doula and the host of Writing Feminist Life Together,
a podcast bridging feminist intellectual history, contemplative writing practices, and theories of change.
My research is trauma-informed, with an emphasis on the power of creativity and mind-body-spirit (re)connections.
When we study feminist ways of knowing, we find our voice and connect back to our body's knowledge. We listen with more skill to the stories of others, understanding intersections and connections.
We move from naming the symptoms of a problem to theorizing (and feeling into) the deeper systems.
And we learn to trust our creativity, recognizing we are empowered—collectively— to rewrite the course of history.
Most people have not had the chance
to be taught the writings of feminist foremothers.
But this knowledge is essential for creating a better world—a more engaged past, a renewed present, and a transformed future that offers healing, justice,
and sustainable life on earth.
