We are living through times of great change. The pandemic has illuminated the deep suffering, oppression and harm that is present in the world, as well as the growing desire to move towards ways of existing based on care and life sustaining practices. This moment is filled with grief as well as opportunities to reimagine the system(s) in which we live. Embodiment can play a key role in this work of growing regenerative futures. However we must question: how transformative is embodiment work if it continues to focus on the individual as the primary site of healing? What would it look like to orient towards collective healing? How can groups of individuals facilitate broader connection and build capacity to shift the mechanisms that create harm and suffering in the collective? This session will explore these questions beginning with a contextual framing, followed by a series of embodied exercises and discussions.