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Integration of spirit through memory work, art, curation and community building.
𖦹 Multidisciplinary artist
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In this video, Iyanifa Ruth Ifakemi Jeannoel, Founder and Executive Director of Fanm Saj, shares an introduction of the elements of nature from the Healing Lineage African Yoruba Tradition of Ifa. This video is an exploration of Fire, Wind, Water and Iron. Each of the elements are also needed when we hold circle and gives us something to hold on to Interested in a training, workshop or book talk? Visit: www.ruthjeannoel.com ABOUT RUTH IFAKEMI JEANNOEL Ruth Ifakemi Jeannoel is a Haitian American mother, wife, Iyanifa/Yoruba Priestess, founder of Fanm Saj, a Black feminist organization based in Florida that practices healing justice, restorative circles, and community defense. She is the author of Restorative Justice Practices: Circle Keeping for Community Healing. 🎥: @cambeul_productions Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/yDHuZpLv6vo #ruthifakemijeannoel #restorativejusticepractices #iyanifa #oya by @444.irie
The Altar of Wind | Oya Altar Artist Ernisha Dorvilus @444.irie @mamamojoo Wind is the language of unseen movement. It speaks through shifts, calling attention to transition, warning that change is near and movement is necessary. Wind, mirrors breath. The life force within all living things. Invisible, yet undeniable. It arrives without form but carries presence, guidance, warning, and confirmation from what cannot always be seen. Wind cannot be controlled. It teaches surrender, trust, adaptability, and alignment with spirit. Visit www.fanmsaj.org/wegotus to read our Impact report and learn more about this campaign #healingjustice #wegotus #restorativejusticepractices by @444.irie
For Juneteenth, we honored the ancestors who chose liberation and freedom through water. We honored the ocean as the largest gravesite. Holding reverence for all that she is. Ever moving, womb space, memory keeper, and shifting into portals of transformation and reflection. Very grateful to have traveled underwater with you all at the @thebassmoa with our activation. @manbosesa @dearkarmaaa @yolybelizaire we did it 🩵😭 by @444.irie
@fanmsajinc x WE GOT US SUMMIT. Super grateful to hold space for wind and fire in collaboration with @manbosesa . This weekend has been a ritual from start to finish. Thank you to everyone who supported, sent good energy and scribed at the altar. 🔥🌪️ More please. May we continue to hold spaces like this. This is essential for transformative organizing. Slide 7 is special. Fun fact this was not displayed like this originally. Post our dance class honoring fire spirit we came to the room with the glass broken off of the tale and landed exactly in this position. We receive ! We say thank you!! 🔥🗡️ #altarbuilding #communityorganzing #erzulie #haitianart #oya by @444.irie
We Got Us! Summit 2026 is almost here! This May 29th and 30th at the Little Haiti Cultural Complex, we will gather  for the second edition of We got Us! Summit with organizers, healers, community partners, and artists we deeply admire to collectively engage this year’s theme: Weathering the Storm through healing justice. Art has always been essential to our movements. It helps us process, imagine, grieve, connect, and remember we are not alone. This year we are honored to collaborate with local artists who are deeply committed to organizing our communities and who, through their everyday work and artistic practices, help shape futures centered in healing, collective care, and liberation. They will build altars representing each element: ori, earth, wind, fire, water and iron.  We invite you to bring something meaningful to add to the altars, such as flowers or pictures.  Loni Johnson — a Miami-born multidisciplinary visual artist, educator, mother, and activist whose work creates healing spaces for Black women through movement, ritual, and ancestral memory. Ernisha Dorvilus — a multidisciplinary artist, curator, cultural organizer, and mother born from the sacred waters of Miami. Her work engages Haitian culture, ancestral reverence, ritual, and collective care through art and cultural stewardship. Agua Dulce — a queer, neurodivergent transdisciplinary artist and organizer whose work bridges spirituality, climate consciousness, sound, installation, and collective healing. Alexis Hyatt — psychotherapist, artist, and Iyanifa whose work engages ancestral knowledge, storytelling, embodied practice, and liberatory healing spaces centering people of color. Tanayiz Bertrand — Afro-Caribbean dancer, Manbo, and mental health professional whose work preserves and celebrates culture through movement, fashion, storytelling, and spiritual practice. Iyanifa Ruth Ifakemi Jeannoel is a Haitian American multi-disciplinary creative, Yoruba Priestess and Founder of Fanm Saj, a Black feminist organization based in Florida that practices healing justice, restorative circles, and community defense. Join us and  RSVP today www.fanmsaj.org/wegotus by @444.irie
Same week, 2 cities 📸: Yoly B (portrait) @monadnyc 🎥: Lakou Dlo @thebassmoa by @444.irie
Fundraiser 2025 📍@rubellmuseum 💐 @raicesdenorma by @444.irie
Portraits year 2 | 28 🐚 Photographer : Yoly B Creative director: Me by @444.irie
Galentines 🪉👼🏾❤️‍🔥 Poetry : @un2rewb Journal entry : Myself It was an honor to host my community for “Galentines”. Or what I called a recommitment to myself. We laughed, cried and celebrated all that is and what’s to come. Continue to make space for integration. by @444.irie
Aksyon De Gras 🌷🌸🪷 Florals : @raicesdenorma Poetry : @un2rewb Mood Board / Decor : Myself by @444.irie
Wedding fun 💍🌹🛥️ Had the privilege transforming spaces for the bridal weekend! by @444.irie
🐝🧑🏾‍🍼🚼✨ TBT by @444.irie

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