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Bridging the Divide ~ A Call to Gather

A Ceremony to Bring Canadians & Americans together

Date: March 24th 2025

Time: 4pm – 530pm PST (check your time zones)

As our nations experience deepening political divisions, we’re creating a brave space to come together, share our truths, and witness each other’s experiences.

Hosts Megan Sheldon (Canadian) and Quanita Roberson (U.S Citizen) will co-create an intentional ceremonial gathering to help foster deeper connections during this overwhelming time of uncertainty.

This intimate circle welcomes all voices from both sides of the border to explore:

The complex emotions stirring in our nations
Our shared hopes and fears for our interconnected future
The grief and frustration that often goes unspoken
The enduring bonds between our nations that transcend political differences.

Through thoughtful dialogue and meaningful ritual, we’ll hold space for both the challenging emotions and the possibilities that emerge when we gather as a community of care. Together, we’ll weave a tapestry of understanding, remembering the deep connections that unite us, even in divided times.

This free community event centres both Canadian and American lived experiences in our current reality. This is not a space for political debate, and we have zero tolerance for hate speech of any kind.

*A recording will be available for those registered but unable to attend live.

Your Hosts

Megan Sheldon

Megan is a Cultural Mythologist, Lifecycle Celebrant and End of Life Doula. She is the co-founder of Be Ceremonial, a guided ritual app and learning platform.

Megan supports people around the world by helping them create ceremonies to acknowledge the seemingly invisible moments of change including pregnancy loss, divorce, organ transplantation and death anniversaries. She lives in North Vancouver, BC on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish People.

Quanita Roberson

Quanita Roberson is dedicated to forgiveness and reconciliation around the world. She is an organizational shaman, international spiritual teacher, speaker, author, and life coach.

She is a convener and practitioner of the Art of Hosting and is a keeper of ancient indigenous wisdom from the Dagara Tribe of Burkina Faso. As a water spirit, she brings the gifts of forgiveness and reconciliation to the world—serving as a peacemaker and bridge builder. She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. https://www.nzuzu.com/

Feedback from previous gatherings

Megan Sheldon is a consummate Facilitator! It is seldom that I take a workshop and don't have any critique or feedback for the instructor. But for Megan, I have none. Every moment of the class I took was well thought out and presented with beautiful clarity, that you could tell came from deep introspection, her experience as a celebrant and taking the time to putall of this into artfully crafted words. Megan's presence was calm and inviting, sharing information and personal experiences in equal measure. I will definitely be signing up for future offerings and can't wait to see what Megan has to share!

Thanks again for hosting the ceremony workshop. I feel better prepared now to organize the possible ritual components of a ceremony. I'm glad to be connected to you and to learn more about Be Ceremonial. I love the work that you are doing, the stories you are sharing, and the conversations you are facilitating.

You created such a tender and safe space and guided our hearts and minds towards the how and why of rituals and ceremonies.