Earthkeepers, an environmental nonprofit that promotes “honoring tradition, preserving the earth and fostering global peace,” is offering a workshop series exploring Indigenous wisdom. Hosted by Tom Blue Wolf and Sonali Sadequee, the events take place over three months in Chatsworth, Georgia, and enable participants to deepen their relationship with Mother Earth.

The series begins January 25 with “Writing Your Own Death Song,” a reflective session encouraging participants to honor life’s transitions by crafting a song that celebrates endings as sacred beginnings. On February 26, “Making Your Own Medicine Bundle” provides guidance on creating a personalized bundle filled with symbolic items, prayers and blessings that foster protection, healing and ancestral connection. “Making Your Own Medicine Drum” takes place on March 16 and teaches the art of drum-making with intention.

“Taking these workshops was a deeply transformative experience that left me feeling grounded, connected and spiritually renewed,” says Janet Windwalker. “Writing my own death song was unexpectedly liberating—it helped me honor endings in my life with grace while opening space for new beginnings. The drum-making workshop was the most powerful; holding the drum I created, I felt the heartbeat of Mother Earth resonating through me, reminding me of my connection to all living things.”

Earthkeepers asks for minimum donations of $200 to attend the January event, $300 for February, and $350 for March. The full series discounted rate is $750. All donations are tax-deductible. The January workshop runs from noon to 5:00 p.m., and the remaining two run from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. RSVP and donations are required at least 10 days prior to each session.

For more information, text 770-337-8735 or email [email protected]. Workshops are offered at 595 Emery Creek Road in Chatsworth.