This day is a return to our stories, our bodies, and the threads that bind us to one another. By the end of the day, our circle becomes a community and each participant leaves more deeply connected to their rebozo, to the lineage of midwives and caregivers who have carried it for generations, and to their own capacity to offer care through love, tradition, and embodiment.

Across Mexico and the diaspora, the rebozo remains a symbol of resistance and memory. Learn how to appreciate its presence when assisting others in the perinatal period and the process of cerrada de caderas from Wendolyne’s hometown’s practices.