BIPOC Diamond In the Rough (invite only)

Jun 6th, 2024 - Jun 10th, 2024 | Four Springs Retreat Center, CA | John Davis, Marlena deCarion
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Please note that the program will be held at retreat center and is not a camping program. The guides will be in touch with you about logistics for this trip.
You will be responsible for bringing your own food and equipment, though we can provide some gear if needed. We ask everyone to come prepared to live self-sufficiently. You will need to bring shelter and clothing suitable for a full range of inclement weather.
All participants must submit the required health questionnaire and liability form.
If you have questions about the enrollment process contact us at [email protected] or call 760-938-3333.
The First People in the Lake County area were known as Lake Pomo, Lake Miwok, Koi and Wappo. Four Springs Seminars retreat center sits on the traditional and unceded lands of these people. The native language of the local tribe is Lake Miwok, although Pomo, Wappo and Wintun were assimilated through marriage or adoption. Four Springs' current grounds adjoin the Middletown Rancheria of Pomo Indians of California.
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