The Mobile Moon Co-op

Join us tomorrow Wednesday October 1 on the farm for a cute time where we rest, breathe, build community, and connect with each other✨

Some snacks are provided, feel free to bring your own or some to share if you feel called. There will be some art activities as well. Come celebrate the beginning of fall with us! This is second-to-last one before April.

This event is joyously created by & for QTBIPOC - q***r & trans black, indigenous, and people of color - to cover together in joy, creativity, & community 🤎

If you hold white privilege/pass as white in other spaces, we ask that you honor this as a closed space. Please read the QTBIPOC highlight in our bio before reaching out with questions.

Organized by survivors for survivors🧡 We can’t wait to stretch and dance and connect with you all✨Join us for this mini retreat to dive into deep self care, shared strength and joy, and glorious expression of your radiant self!

Link in our bio to sign up

Leo season is bold and bright; wild yet productive; full of sunshine and grace. The heat of August is for expansion, inclusivity, and playfulness. It is a time to invite new activity into your life, to radiate sweetness, and let your freak flag fly! May the destructive systems of capitalism, patriarchy, and white supremacy unravel and may the remnants re-form into a lucid entanglement of life; fruitful ecosystems of conscientious pleasure. May this time of empowerment remind us all to consult with our ancestors and prepare for our future generations.

Leo Moonbox:

✨Crush Gush Oxymel co-created with
✨Juniper Salve by Juana
✨Lung Health Blend
✨Walking Onion Bulbs & Black Cumin Seeds

A note from Camlyn ❤️‍🩹: “To give my heart and nervous system some deep rest, I’m stepping away from the mobile moon cooperative as a core team member. You’ll still see me attend QTBIPOC night and other events here and there. Other than that, just know I’m tending to my roots, my body, and my relationships.

With Love, Camlyn

Feelings!!! They are integral to our communities, our gardens, our memories and our movements. Feel deeply and cascade into July. Create containers where you can safely move through sensations. Crying, singing, encountering delight, expressing your rage, laughing and letting yourself be utterly bewildered are just a few ways to experience your feelings. To feel fully is not to allow the death spiral to consume your heart, but rather to exercise your heart’s capacity to resist being devoured. Apathy is seductive, ever tempting you to fall into its numbness; to cancel community; to give up on the seedlings as they wither in the heat. But Cancer season is not about submitting to despair. It’s about using your intuition and nurturing the people and places you can take care of. Offer compassion for yourself and for others. Water the garden at sunrise. Go outside. Take baths. Release the grief.

Moonbox:
Blossoming Sensations Skin Spray
Nervine Teatime
Cooling and Uplifting Bath Salt
Moon Buttons

May you be held and grounded in love and support.

Tomorrow we have the QTBIPOC night at the farm. If you identify as QTBIPOC come and hang🤎🫶🏽 Usually our QTBIPOC nights are first Wednesday of the month but we had to reschedule it for tomorrow July 9th at 7pm at 2551 Hempstead St. Excited to see you cuties!

This event is joyously created by and for QTBIPOC — that means q***r and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color — to come together in joy, creativity, and community.

Today is the day! We've got such a special lineup all night, food, & dancing! Can't wait to see y'all at the Tracey Aviary tonight at 5:30!

In collaboration with the Black Feminist Eco Lab and Environmental Humanities program at the University of Utah, the Mobile Moon Co-op is hosting an emergent strategy festival June 22 from 5:30-9pm at the Tracy Aviary (Liberty Park)! Sign up free free with the link in our bio!

As threats to Homeplace - the body, shelter, and environment - continue within our current climate, we are bringing together an array of local organizers, artists, community organizers, and justice advocates. We invite change-makers like yourself to come to the conversation of communally remapping Homeplace. There will be a really really free market provided by .mutualaid, free food by and others, free zines, a give and take wall, a death cafe, a community altar and insightful facilitated dialogues and activities for you to connect with many intersections of justice and joy.

These photos were taken at last year’s Emergent Strategy Festival by

We are so grateful for the guiding work of and her book Emergent Strategy.

Core Principles of Emergent Strategy:

1. Change is constant. (Be like water).
2. Small is good, small is all. (The large is a reflection of the small.)
3. There is always enough time for the right work.
4. Less Prep, More Presence.
5. There is a conversation in the room that only these people at this moment can have. Find it.
6. Never a failure, always a lesson.
7. Trust the people. (If you trust the people, they become trustworthy).
8. What you pay attention to grows.
9. Move at the speed of trust. Focus on critical connections more than critical mass - build resilience by building relationships.

We have QTBIPOC Night at Moonstead Farm tomorrow!!! Wednesday June 4th at 7pm at 2551 Hempstead St. Tomorrow we are going to have instruments you can play with and collage materials!
This event is joyously created by and for QTBIPOC — that means q***r and trans Black, Indigenous, and people of color — to come together in joy, creativity, and community.

If you hold white privilege/ pass as white in other spaces we ask that you honor this as a closed space. ————-

To our mixed identity friends...
Thank you for your inquiries on whether or not our QTBIPOC closed space welcomes those who “pass” both as white or as mixed. We’ll do our best to put into words something that also comes with an energy.

White people may assume you are white, but that can be due to “main character” syndrome and not seeing other narratives in a person. That is not our litmus test.

In your presence, are other bodies of color at rest?
When you enter a room, does it consciously or unconsciously put BIPOC people on guard? Or do they know you are BIPOC and safe? That is our litmus test.

We are not erasing your mixed identity or defining who you are. We are simply trying to create a space where QTBIPOC nervous systems can exhale.

If you are unsure, and would be happy to visit with you, get to know you, and see how future QTBIPOC farm days align.

In collaboration with the Black Feminist Eco Lab and Department of Environmental Humanities at the University of Utah, The Mobile Moon Co-op invites you to join us in a remapping of Homeplace for our current time. As threats to Homeplace – the body, shelter, and environment – continue within our current climate, we will be bringing together an array of local organizations, artists, community organizers, change-makers, union organizers for a gathering and conversation eager to support a communal remapping of Homeplace for us all.

Join us on June 22nd 5-9pm at TRACY AVIARY in Liberty Park. We will reach out with more information to all who RSVP with more information first week of June. Link in bio!

Photos in this post were taken at last year’s emergent strategy festival by