Join us for the launch of Esinako Ndabeni's new book, Sacred Earth Philosophy. The book is a memoir and manifesto about Esinako's initiation into becoming a Sangoma, as well as the lessons we can learn from indigenous knowledge systems to think about climate, colonialism, and healing. The event will feature a discussion with Esinako and Vangile Gantsho, and will take place at Bridge Books in Marshalltown.
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