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Kate Morales
Kate’s work as a graphic recorder, visual facilitator, writer, printmaker and culture creator uses image, symbol, story, memory, affect, and intuition to help the wisdom in a collective be known to itself. Currently making home on Muskoke Territory in Atlanta, GA, Kate is a mixed-race, queer parent in community. They are a Cultural-Animist Somatics practitioner, capoerista and devoted student of black feminism, fungi, and love. @crowcamino
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This session was recorded at the Re-Imagining Education Conference 2.0, hosted by the Ecoversities Alliance and partnering organizations and communities from around the world. It is an annual online conference to radically re-imagine the future of higher education.

https://re-imagining.education
https://ecoversities.org
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Why Butterfly Talks?
Butterflies are not only extremely elegant and beautiful, they also serve important roles in the ecosystems that they are a part of: perhaps most significantly pollinating important food crops and flowers. Over the past four decades butterfly populations have been decreasing, with many species (including the Monarch) inching closer to extinction. As with the butterfly, many other of our sacred species, traditions, languages, cultures etc. are going extinct. In these talks we will hear from individuals and groups that are working to re-enliven, re-connect and re-engage through acts of education. Although these projects will be shared individually they are part of a larger distributed global movement. Each of these actions are significant with impacts and effects far beyond. These talks are organized to connect, share, inspire and spread these Butterflies' effects wider for the sake of re-vitalizing our human and non-human ecosystems.