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Collaborators Sydnie L. Mosley and Roxi Victorian Discuss Why and How Dance Can Become a Practice of Embodied Care and Justice

by Sydnie L. Mosley and Roxi Victorian | May 1, 2026

Roxi Victorian dances, surrounded by other women moving with her. She wear a t-shirt, camo pants, and a baseball cap.

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