Join us downtown this Saturday November 6 for a Native Wellness and Empowerment Workshop. Led by Deoné Newell and featuring performances by Kelly Caballero and Isabel Trevino, we will experience the healing power of breathwork, mindfulness, spoken word, and empowerment practices embodied through the Native lens.

Deoné Newell is a Navajo/Black entrepreneur, filmmaker, actress, writer, breathwork facilitator and life coach. Featured in Entrepreneur Magazine as one of 2017’s CEO’s to keep an eye on, Deoné has gone from strength to strength in the tech industry, film industry, and now as a personal life coach. As a woman who hails from the Navajo Reservation and has seen the effects of systemic oppression and generational trauma firsthand, Deoné has dedicated herself to making ancestral connection and healing, and its forgotten wisdoms, accessible to as many womxn as possible, to break generational patterns and step into true self-discovery, abundance, healing, cultural change, and spiritual sovereignty.

Kelly Caballero is a singer- songwriter, performer, poet, and jeweler. Her body of work focuses primarily on highlighting the multifaceted and complex lives of Indigenous peoples born and raised in urban settings. She recently performed her poetry in collaboration with the great cellist, Yo- Yo Ma. Her work has been featured in partnership with The Ford Theater, Hollywood Climate Summit, The Hundreds Streetwear Brand, We Rise LA and much more. She continues to share her personal experience and stories of life, love and Indigenous resilience through her work as a Tongva woman.