healing justice

I’m Aysha, one of the art therapists at Rainbow Muse Collective. Last year, I was on placement with Chenai as my supervisor and Lucy as my guide. I learned so much from them and the rest of the collective about challenging hierarchical structures within organisations.

Colour, care, Chenai and community - that’s what drew me to Rainbow Muse. And I’m so proud to now be part of this brilliant, radical collective. I'm Christina (she/her/hers), a speech pathologist, a proud Black AuDHDer woman, and the founder of Free To Be Me Speech Therapy.

We’re so thrilled to share that our own Lucy from Embrace This Space is showing her visual art publicly for the first time! Her work is currently on display in the group exhibition Hanky Code: An Exploration of Queer Colour, guest curated by The Artist Known As FOOT. The exhibition runs at Artemisia Gallery from June 18–29, in celebration of Pride Month.

Hello! My name’s Lucy and I’m one of the art therapists at Rainbow Muse! You might have noticed some changes at Rainbow Muse.

Journal publication- "‘Complex’ &‘diverse’: Meaning-making & affirming practices as healing justice" -Chenai Mupotsa-Russell

Chenai, Casey and Angelique facilitated a session at this years LGBTIQ+ Women's Health Conference Hosted by Thorne Harbour Health and ACON.

Hey, I'm Aysha and when I'm not doom scrolling and being a bed potato, you can catch me at my art studio.

Chenai flew all the way to Atlanta to do a poster presentation at the Community Psychology Biennial Conference at Morehouse College 

Board Member & Exhibition Contributor Mossfolk is a non profit organisation created and run by Sam Moss based on the principles of...

Tandara Pa Rainbow blog post via Rainbow Muse - Introducing Tandara Pa Rainbow and Meet Eunice!

Guest Speaker: HeARTful Conversations HeARTful Conversations: An intersectional approach to unpacking 'wellbeing' in the arts through a...