
Anger as Medicine
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A two month virtual journey on getting curious with our rage.
A place to screaming, cry, wail, throw a tantrum (respectfully), be held.
Sliding Scale Registrations are Open
RESCHEDULED! NOW JULY 8 - SEPTEMBER 16
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RESCHEDULED! NOW JULY 8 - SEPTEMBER 16 〰️
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About the Facilitators
Rafi Bunal
Rafi Bunal is a queer Bisayan cultural worker, movement artist, bodyworker, language educator, and friend.
Through Baba Bisaya Language Immersions, they co-create learning environments where language becomes a bridge to identity, belonging, and communal relationships with Bisayan islander cultures. Their work has supported Ulirat Gatherings, Amado Khaya Initiative, Larry Itliong Resource Center, as well as “Langit, Lupa” an experimental documentary that weaves firsthand accounts of the Escalante Massacre (1985) on their home island of Buglas (commonly known as Negros).
Rafi’s practice is deeply informed by their own experiences of queer community and migration. These themes guide their current work as an oral histories Fellow, documenting the lived experiences of migrant farmworker elders in Yokuts territories of Tulare county, California. While in this fellowship, Rafi offers bodywork sessions to elders in accessible care and somatic relief through the guidance of Kalami Spirit Arts.
Committed to cultivating spaces of connection, Rafi hopes to deepen their understanding with/in transformative justice, spiritual-ecological development, and reimagining possibilities for collective healing.
Trishia Frulla
Trishia Frulla is an Pilipinx death worker, multidisciplinary artist, and designer. She centers her community through craft, death work, and design, while her personal art practice is a fiber-embodied exploration of her relationship to trauma and healing.
Currently, Trishia is focused on building Eskuela HypoFutures—a space for collective learning at the intersections of death and design, where she dreams of weaving together more spaces for folks to share and support each other through solidarity economies.
Trishia believes that in order to heal, we must be able to tend to the hard things as lovingly as the easeful ones, and she approaches and supports these lessons with curiosity and compassion.
What could it be like if we took seriously the depths of our feelings and the wisdom of our bodies? What could we learn if we really listened to ourselves?
Trishia was an inaugural member of art.coop, Economics 4 Emancipation, and Collective.BAE’s Economics. Art. Transformation cohort, and can be found designing Queer futures in collaboration with startups and organizations in sustainability and healing, aviation, and sport.
Course Structure
All sessions will be recorded and made available via a private link to all participants.
Time: 4-6 pm PST / 7-9 pm EST | Place: Zoom (to be provided)
S1. Opening Session
JULY 8, 2025
Introduction to course and each other
Guidelines and Protocol
Somatic integration/offering
Facilitators:
S2-5. Guest Dates
to be Confirmed
S6. Closing Session / Creative Share
September 16, 2025
Recap and Gratitudes
Creative Share (optional)
Somatic integration/offering
Facilitators:
+ 1 Tending Our Fires:
Small Group Session
Sign ups will open for this when the course begins
Each Anger as Medicine participant is welcome to 1 small group session. Although they will be more open format than our large group, we will talk about alchemizing our anger, with the intention to allow for more intimate conversation and connection with one another, with a maximum of 4 people per session.
Office Hours
Scheduled Office Hours for Anger as Medicine:
There will be 2 scheduled office hours TBD from 2pm-4pm EST / 11am-1pm PST on Zoom
Learn more about
Green bottle Sliding Scale | HPF Financial Transparency & FAQ
What You'll Get
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Private course page with exclusive access to session recordings and discussions
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3-4 guest contributor sessions led by radical artists and teachers
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Somatic practices to integrate and regulate our systems
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Small group session & private group chat for more intimate conversation
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A community of folks who are curious like you
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Creative exercises to explore our anger
Support Our Work
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