You've crossed in. Follow the thread from spark to circle — or step through wherever you are called.
A poetic narrative film that centers the beauty, strength, and complexity of dark-skinned Black women. Through original poetry, evocative imagery, and intimate soundbites, it weaves together a meditation on melanin, identity, and self-definition — celebrating what has too often been diminished or overlooked.
In 1939 Mamie Clark set four dolls in front of Black children and asked them which one was good, which one was bad, and which one looked like them. You watch what they answered. Then four dolls are set in front of you — and none of them are white.
Three goddesses — Ebora, Sefara, Luminara — guide a fifty-scene passage from celestial origin to awakening. The personal map of return, walked at your own pace. Free until 1 November. After that, $29. Claimed before then, it's yours to keep.
A monthly experience of returning to yourself, with a live circle with Karen Moore. From the Melanin Poppin Beauties community — the place the journey leads home to.
The works form an arc — spark, reckon, journey, belong. But there is no wrong door. Enter where the question finds you.
A web-based walk through women’s testimony — dark-skinned and light-skinned alike. Each story is followed by a mirror room to reflect, with meditation and art reflection along the way. You enter the question; you leave having met your own answer.
Currently available to institutions, schools and organisations. Individual access is paused.