"In Hawai'ian culture, PIKO is our belly button where we were connected to our Mothers. We acknowledge our land mass, the mountains as the PIKO of our Earth." Tau. Join us at this special Human-Nature Connect residency in Ingleton, Yorkshire Dales National Park 2024.

This online program offers guided sound and movement scores for harmonizing self and other in collaboration with the more-than-human world.

A series of in-person encounters looking at ways of overcoming the challenges of our times. We are creating spaces and offering tools for participants to ignite and harness a sense of inspiration, connection and resilience through practice.

'Bodies in Expression' will focus on breathing & vocal exercises, acting games, body engagement, trust & confidence building for women.

Practitioners have described Intercultural Roots as a “a home”, “a performative healing space” and “a non-judgemental place to cultivate our inner voice and be in tune with inner values”. ENABLE-THE-ENABLER is our community hub for practitioners offering mutual care, support and sharing from Passion to Profession - with opportunities for artistic, somatic and facilitator co-learning that is all a part of Continuing Professional Development (CPD).

Practitioners, teachers and artists have the opportunity in Constellations to experience the dialogue between their practices and look deeper into their areas of expertise while teaching or presenting their artwork.

Ripples presents an opportunity to amplify and listen to the voice of artists from all over the world, cultivate meaningful relationship and mutual support and to create a picture of the local needs and issues that matter.

An opportunity to develop your artistic or somatic practice through the dissemination of embodied research, allowing a critical consideration of your practice through the perspective of different lenses, collaborative 'gifting' and radical care.

Intercultural Roots' Creative Labs provide a platform for sharing choreographic and performance making practices, critical inquiry and promoting debates. They invite artists to investigate their own practices looking at fundamental 'arts for health & social change' issues in creative ways.

Our annual Health & WELLth Festival programme integrates health and social wellbeing through a plethora of initiatives that includes artistic, creative, cultural, somatic and critical care programs. The principles of interconnectivity, sustainability and collaboration create the framework behind all the initiatives of this project. Health & WELLth expands the concept of health across transdisciplinary practices while promoting dialogue between the many layers of social life through educational and artistic events. 

GET ACTIVE ONLINE (GAO) was IR's first online programme of live and interactive classes in 2020 featuring practitioners based all around the world that encompassed movement, dance, theatre devising, qigong and other arts, health, wellbeing and social change activities.