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🌺 Womb Wellness: Reconnecting, Restoring & Reclaiming 🌺 Our wombs hold stories of life, transformation, resilience, and healing. 💜 Organic Transitions LLC 🔱 had workshop at the We Got Us Summit it was an intentional womb wellness experience rooted in education, cultural wisdom, self-care, and sisterhood. Together, we explore ways to nurture our womb health, reconnect with our bodies, and advocate for our reproductive wellness. ✨ Knowledge is power. 🌿 Healing is intentional. 💜 Community is medicine. Healing One Womb at a Time. 🔱 #OrganicTransitionsLLC #WeGotUs #WombWellness #ReproductiveJustice#CommunityHealing
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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 #ogun
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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 #yemoja #olokun
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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
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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
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Elements of Nature: Fire Question: What are we fired up about? Drop your answers in the comments below! Fire activates. Each of the elements are also needed when we hold circle and gives us something to hold on to, as we do this thing called life. Interested in a workshop, training or book? Visit here: 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 Building. #restorativejusticepractices #ruthifakemijeannoel
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Some years ago, I met a guy at a local marketplace who shared with me, “Feed the Earth and the Earth will feed you”. I’ve carried that for a while but I am just now beginning to understanding the meaning. Wisdom gained. Ase ooo Each of the elements are also needed when we hold circle and gives us something to hold on to, as we do this thing called life. Get your copy of the book here: www.ruthjeannoel.com/publications 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 Building. 📸 : @cambeul_productions
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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 Ori and Earth Each of the elements that are also needed when we hold circle and gives us something to hold on to and wake up in our lives Get your copy of the book here: www.ruthjeannoel.com/publications 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/vzu33APgUJc #ruthifakemijeannoel #restorativejusticepractices #iyanifa
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INSIDE GEM CULTURE | OCTOBER 2026 💎 Our organizational pause continues, but the journey hasn’t stopped. This month, we’re sharing new opportunities, meaningful connections, future team members, community partnerships, and what’s ahead for GEM CULTURE. From Barry University to Give Miami Day, we’re nurturing relationships and building with intention. We’re not rushing the process. We’re tending to it. Catch up with us inside the October newsletter! 💎 READ NOW VIA OUR BLOG: GEMCULTURE.ORG Once a GEM, always a GEM. #GEMCULTURE #InsideTheCulture #SafeSpaces #Mentorship #EmpoweringGirlsWhoPowerTheWorld
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When immigrant justice movements deploy rapid response networks, share ICE sighting locations, or track enforcement vehicles, they are drawing on an infrastructure built by Black and Indigenous abolitionists, sex workers, and survivors of gender-based violence. Without grounding our movements in this feminist and racialized lineage of abolition and collective care, we risk recreating the same exclusions and harms we claim to resist. If philanthropy wants to meet this moment, it must acknowledge who has been doing this work all along. The question is not whether this infrastructure exists. It does. The question is whether philanthropy is willing to recognize and sustain the people who have been building it all along. Read more in our new article on @npquarterly by Somer Nowak, Shira Hassan, Rachel Caidor, and Ruth Ifakemi Jeannoel. Link is in the bio. @fanmsajinc There's a green background with three images in three corners of hands holding flowers. There are leaves in the background. There is a quote in white font in the middle saying, "Without grounding our movements in liberation in the feminist and racialized lineages of abolition and collective care, we risk creating the same exclusions and harms we claim to resist."
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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 Ori and Earth Each of the elements that are also needed when we hold circle and gives us something to hold on to and wake up in our lives Get your copy of the book here: www.ruthjeannoel.com/publications 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/vzu33APgUJc #healingjustice #ori #ruthifakemijeannoel
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Myth vs Reality! Myth: There is nothing everyday people can do to stop immigration enforcement. Reality: Collective pressure creates change. ICE depends on partnerships with corporations, contractors, and institutions. Our communities have the power to disrupt relationships between ICE’s partnerships with businesses! Learn more and take action at wemakethemstop.org #breaktheicemachine #ProtectBlackMigrants #abolishice #boycotthilton
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