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COSMIC SISTER

Cultural activist Zoe Helene founded Cosmic Sister, an advocacy group for eco-feminists who understand that only balance of power between genders will bring peace, progress and true sustainability. Educational Advocacy Projects are a key part of the Cosmic Sister structure. We have several interconnected projects in place that help spread the word about good work being done by women (and occasionally men) around the world.

PSYCHEDELIC FEMINISM

Cosmic Sister promotes safe, legal natural psychedelics such as ayahuasca and cannabis as evolutionary allies and educates about responsible psychedelic journeying from a women’s empowerment perspective. Psychedelic Feminism—a sub-genre of feminism that embraces the power of natural psychedelics for healing, transformation and mind/body/spirit exploration into altered states of consciousness—encourages women to explore the wilderness within, where they can learn more deeply about themselves, in part to explore core feminist issues in fresh and exciting ways.

To date, Cosmic Sister's Psychedelic Feminism educational initiatives have been featured in Bust Magazine, VICE, VICE | Broadly, VICE | TONIC, Playboy, LA Weekly, LA Yoga, Boston Yoga, Organic Spa Magazine, Organic Authority, The Wisdom Daily, AlterNet, Utne Reader, Civilized, The Cannabist, MassRoots, Lift, Sensi, Green Flower Media, Culture, Revelist, Oyster, Reset, Psymposia and ABC News and The Saturday Paper in Australia. Please visit Coming Soon for a partial list of works in progress.

CULTURAL PRESERVATION + EVOLUTION + EXCHANGE

Cosmic Sister also supports Indigenous people, plants and planet around the world—especially Indigenous women, wilderness and wildlife—and gives back to communities by promoting cultural preservation, evolution and exchange through educational advocacy projects promoting sustainable plant medicine trade and Indigenous arts, spiritual and medicine traditions. Cosmic Sister also supports in-sync nonprofit organizations that help local Indigenous communities protect the precious environment they steward and depend on. This is very much a part of who we are and what we do, and we care about it deeply.

Ayahuasca is the New Frontier for Psychedelic Feminism

Ayahuasca is regarded by indigenous communities as a sacred feminine plant, so it's ironic that female exploration of the medicine tends to be framed as a wellness fad, as though serious self-discovery is only for men.

“The conversation should be about defending the rights of Indigenous people while supporting them to champion the environment they steward.” – Zoe Helene

Psychedelic Feminism Grants Hand Talking Stick to Women of Cannabis and the Psychedelic Renaissance

Cosmic Sister has awarded 16 grants to support educational presentations by female environmentalists, humanitarians, scientists, artists, and mind-body-spirit wellness experts at upcoming events focusing on psychedelics and cannabis, celebrating the voices of female experts at upcoming psychedelics and cannabis educational events in the U.S.A. and Canada.

“When women support women, our power to create positive change rises in the collective consciousness. When more men choose to be allies, and that is demonstrated through actions, then hope doesn’t feel like wishful thinking. We can foster women’s voices until a true balance emerges, and only then will the psychedelic journey be fully reflected in our community.” - Zoe Helene

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