Cosmic Sister^® is an environmental feminist collective founded in 2007 by artist and cultural activist Zoe Helene, originator of Psychedelic Feminism.

Cosmic Sister champions women’s frontline voices, emphasizing our responsibility—as Earth’s apex predator—to rapidly evolve from a cultural and behavioral perspective. We advocate for our natural right to journey with sacred psychedelic plants and fungi as a way to jump-start rapid cultural evolution, starting with women's healing, empowerment and self-liberation. We have several interconnected projects in place to help to bring women’s voices to the forefront in the field of psychedelics (and beyond), and we have hope for the future.

Psychedelic Feminism is a sub-genre of feminism that embraces the power of “sacred plants” and fungi—such as ayahuasca, peyote, iboga, San Pedro cactus, psilocybin mushrooms and cannabis—as “nature’s co-evolutionary allies,” and 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. We advocate for women, wilderness and wildlife, with a focus on intentional journeying with these medicines in a safe, legal “set and setting.”

Our work has been featured in media such as Forbes, Bust Magazine, VICE, VICE | Broadly, VICE | TONIC, Playboy, Dazed, Sensi Magazine (cover story), ABC Australia, New Zealand Radio, LA Weekly, LA Yoga, Boston Yoga, AlterNet, Psychedelic Times, Psychedelic Review, DoubleBlind Magazine, Psychedelics Today, Ganjapreneur, Weedmaps, Civilized, Green Flower Media, Bustle, Skunk Magazine, Australia’s The Saturday Paper, The Journal for the Study of Radicalism a peer-reviewed academic journal and many more.

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