2:00 - 3:00
美國
In this conversation, Jessie Susannah Karnatz, author of Money Magic: Practical Wisdom and Empowering Rituals to Heal Your Finances and Mia Birdsong, author of How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family Friendship, and Community discuss financial healing at the crossroads of politics and spirituality. Rather than focusing on individualistic achievement and security, they share how healing our relationship with money can be approached as a community-based ancestral practice with far-reaching impacts on our families, communities and wider worlds. Combining practical advice with deep insight, this program offers inspiration, motivation and tools to begin shifting your habits and patterns around money towards greater abundance and liberation for yourselves and others around you.
Jessie Susannah Karnatz, aka the Money Witch, brings capitalism-critical, shame-free education to healers, hustlers and creatives in order to catalyze change in their financial lives. She believes healing our finances will bring blessing to our lives, our lineages and our communities. She offers education, Money Magic products and Intuitive Financial Coaching online and in the Bay Area (unceded Ohlone land) and does it all with impeccable business lady style. Find more information on her work at moneywitch.com, Instagram @money.witch, Teachable https://money-witch.teachable.com/, YouTube at youtube.com/moneywitch, Twitter @money_witch and Patreon http://patreon.com/moneywitch.
Mia Birdsong is an author, activist and facilitator who steadily engages the leadership and wisdom of people experiencing injustice to chart new visions of American life. In her book How We Show Up: Reclaiming Family, Friendship, and Community (Hachette, 2020), Birdsong charts swaths of community life that point us toward the promise of our collective vitality. She is creator and host of the podcast “More Than Enough” from The Nation, which expands the current guaranteed income movement by tapping into the voices and visions of low-income people. Previously, Birdsong was founding Co-Director of Family Story and Vice President of the Family Independence Initiative. Birdsong is a Senior Fellow of the Economic Security Project. She was an inaugural Ascend Fellow of The Aspen Institute and a New America California Fellow. Mia lives in Oakland, CA on the occupied land of the Chochenyo Ohlone people.
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