Kenna Burima: Art, Activism, and Healing
Episode Overview
Art can be a powerful tool for healing and activism. Turning personal pain into love can support recovery. Creating spaces for liberation and acceptance is crucial. Humour and candid conversations can aid in recovery. Belonging to a community helps foster identity and support.
I think she is a bundle of love and positive energy. After sitting and chatting with Kenna, I also recognize someone who has survived and is trying to turn that pain into love for herself and others.
In this episode of Voices In Recovery Podcast, host David Lewry sits down with Kenna Burima, an inspiring artist and advocate. Kenna's story is a whirlwind of creativity and activism, blending her artistic talents with her passion for social change. From her American roots to her current advocacy work in Canada, Kenna's journey is anything but linear.
She shares how her art has become a powerful tool for healing and activism, turning personal pain into love and support for herself and others. The conversation is filled with humour, candid moments, and deep reflections on identity, belonging, and the power of community. Kenna's energy is infectious, and her commitment to creating spaces for liberation and acceptance shines through.
Whether you're an artist, an activist, or someone navigating recovery, this episode offers a unique perspective on using creativity to foster healing and change. Don't miss out on this heartfelt and engaging conversation that celebrates the human spirit and the transformative power of art.