Cara Page

“Most culture comes from a spiritual connection to the land, to the people, to a faith, and how do you live with a faith-based society and live with the atrocity?” – Tracie Revis Meet Tracie Revis, one of our honored Psalm for the Mismemoried panelists in Macon, Georgia. Tracie speaks on the history of Central State Hospital and the context of Indigenous culture, history, land and forced migration from Milledgeville and surrounding areas. About Tracie: Tracie Revis, a citizen of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and Yuchi, is a leading advocate for Indigenous sovereignty, cultural preservation, and environmental stewardship. She serves as the Director of Advocacy for the Ocmulgee National Park and Preserve Initiative, where she is helping lead the effort to establish Georgia’s first National Park and Preserve. In this role, she works closely with Tribal Nations, federal and state leaders, and local communities to protect sacred Muscogee homelands, preserve cultural and historic sites, and expand access to the Ocmulgee River corridor. At the heart of her work is a vision of healing and connection—between people and land, between past and present, and between generations. Tracie is committed to ensuring that Muscogee and Yuchi stories, traditions, and sacred places are honored and protected, leaving a legacy of resilience and hope for future generations. Thank you, Tracie, for contributing your wisdom to this living archive. Stay tuned for more from our special panel!

On October 22nd-24th we were honored to produce Psalm for the Mismemoried - an immersive installation, at the Douglass Theatre in Macon, GA. For three days, community members engaged with the timeline, experienced an interactive virtual reality film, and shared stories from their own experiences as well as family stories of Central State Hospital in Milledgeville. We discussed how psychiatric hospitals, prisons and detention centers are all a part of the medical industrial complex and continue to harm and pathologize our communities as an extension of state control, eugenics and experimentation. Thank you to everyone who joined and supported this work. Stay tuned for more from our Psalm for the Mismemoried virtual reality immersive in Macon!

Thank you WPGA TV and @destinhowardtv for uplifting Psalm for the Mismemoried and the story of Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia. In a time when our histories are intentionally being erased, it’s more important than ever to tell the stories of how the medical industrial complex has facilitated state control and violence. We’re honored to add Psalm for the Mismemoried to the cultural archive and community dialogue as we transmute one of many institutional sites of harm across the country, and rehearse new visions for community-led care. Content note: racism, ableism, state violence and institutional harm will be referenced #transformtheMIC #endeugenics #culturalmemory #film #360film #georgia #macon #milledgeville #psalmforthemismemoried #centralstatehospital

Our first day of Psalm for the Mismemoried in Macon, Georgia was a success! This immersive installation honors ancestors left behind at Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia — and explores complex histories of racism, classism and ableism in medical institutions. Join us tomorrow (October 23) and Friday (October 24) at @thedouglasstheatre : Thursday, Oct 23 - 2-6pm: Open hours - 4-5pm: Artist talk with Cara Page @changingfrequencies and Carlos Johns-Dávila @carlosjohnsdavila with Alex J. Bledsoe @alexjbledsoe and Leslie Lissaint @leslielissaint of @breaktide - 6:30-8pm: Special panel featuring Tracie Revis @___loving__life Deitrah Taylor @deitrahjtaylor & Cara Page @changingfrequencies Friday, Oct 24 - 10am-noon & 2-5pm: Open hours Thank you to our partners, @thedouglasstheatre @breaktide & @blurrednyc , and to @visionary2003 for incredible media support!

1 week until Psalm for the Mismemoried comes to Macon, Georgia (October 22-24)! Link in bio for tickets & more info. This IG Live features Cara Page (writer-director), Tamika Middleton (actor, Hattie) & Adaku Utah (actor, Future) — the brilliant, Black feminist, abolitionist organizers who brought the film, Psalm for the Mismemoried, to life 🎬🔥

[Content note: racism, ableism, state violence and institutional harm are referenced] Audio Description: Triptych (three screens) show historical scenes from Central State Hospital in Milledgeville, Georgia. Two Black women, Future and Hattie, appear on screen. Hattie places her hand over her heart while Future beckons viewers toward them. A graveyard with small stakes appears. Future waves her arms gracefully, and steps through a rainbow-colored solar flare. Hattie meets her, and they walk off into the distance together. Cara Page’s VoiceOver says: The largest health care system in the U.S. is the prison system, which includes psychiatric institutions. The U.S. began building these institutions to remove disabled, poor, low-income, and people-of-color communities from society. This is a psalm for the mismemoried*. Those left behind in these institutions. This is a psalm for taking our ancestors home. @changingfrequencies and @breaktide are honored to invite you to join us for the Macon, Georgia installation of Psalm for the Mismemoried - October 22-24, 2025. Visit /mismemoried (link in bio) for more information and to book tickets. *Mismemoried is a new word meaning; the missed and the lost memory of ancestors when they are disappeared and taken from generations. Hashtags: #transformtheMIC #endeugenics #culturalmemory #film #360film #georgia #macon #milledgeville #psalmforthemismemoried #centralstatehospital

Join us in person on October 22-24, 2025 for the Macon, Georgia, installation of Psalm for the Mismemoried! Presented by Changing Frequencies, in partnership with @breaktide and @thedouglasstheatre . Please share widely and visit tinyurl.com/mismemoried (link in bio) for more information and to book tickets. Psalm for the Mismemoried is a guided experience, immersive installation and interactive, virtual-reality film that invites us into the fictional story of an ancestor named Future, who travels across time and space to take mismemoried* ancestors home. She meets Hattie, who was left behind and forgotten at Central State Hospital. The experience explores complex histories of racism, classism and ableism in medical institutions. *Mismemoried is a new word meaning: the missed and the lost memory of ancestors when they are disappeared and taken from generations. Content note: racism, ableism, state violence and institutional harm will be referenced [Image description: Black woman, Tamika Middleton, wearing a white dress and white headwrap, with hand on heart, standing in front of grey steps leading up to a white door] #transformtheMIC #endeugenics #culturalmemory #film #360film #georgia #macon #milledgeville #psalmforthemismemoried #centralstatehospital

We are honored to invite you, in partnership with @changingfrequencies and @breaktide , to join us in person on October 22-24, 2025 for the Macon, Georgia installation of Psalm for the Mismemoried. Visit tinyurl.com/mismemoried (link in bio) for more information and to book tickets. Psalm for the Mismemoried is a guided experience, immersive installation and interactive, virtual-reality film that invites us into the fictional story of an ancestor named Future, who travels across time and space to take mismemoried* ancestors home. She meets Hattie, who was left behind and forgotten at the Central State Hospital. The experience explores complex histories of racism, classism and ableism in medical institutions. *Mismemoried is a new word meaning; the missed and the lost memory of ancestors when they are disappeared and taken from generations. Masks are recommended, and will be provided at the door. For access needs or questions about the space, please contact [email protected] by September 30, 2025. Content note: racism, ableism, state violence and institutional harm will be referenced [Image description: Black woman, Tamika Middleton, wearing a white dress and white headwrap, with hand on heart, standing in front of grey steps leading up to a white door] #transformtheMIC #endeugenics #culturalmemory #film #360film #georgia #macon #milledgeville #psalmforthemismemoried #centralstatehospital

🔥 In Part 2, Cara Page and Erica Woodland speak to the urgency of this moment: fascism, climate collapse, and state violence are reshaping our conditions for survival. They remind us that healing justice is not about quick fixes — it’s about organizing practitioners, building deep relationships, and sustaining collective care strategies that can withstand crisis. From accountability to grief work, from disability justice to global solidarity, Cara and Erica share what it takes to practice healing justice with rigor, integrity, and purpose. ➡️ Watch Part 2 for lessons on how we move together — and why our survival depends on it. Media Credit  Interviewer: dre jácome Videographer: Shadow Work Media Video Editor: Shadow Work Media #HealingJusticeLineages #HealingJustice #PoliticalEducation #CollectiveCare

✨ Cara Page and Erica Woodland, co-stewards of the Healing Justice Lineages Project, reflect on 20 years of shaping healing justice as a political strategy rooted in Black Southern, feminist, and abolitionist traditions. 📖 This conversation traces the roots, tensions, and lessons of healing justice, not as a trend, but as a living strategy for survival and liberation. ➡️ Watch Part 1 now. Part 2 continues the journey. Media Credit  Interviewer: dre jácome Videographer: Shadow Work Media Video Editor: Shadow Work Media #HealingJusticeLineages #HealingJustice #PoliticalEducation #CollectiveCare

We’ve been dreaming, building, and weaving: and today, it’s finally here. ✨ The Healing Justice Lineages website is LIVE! → healingjusticelineages.org✨ Explore the full digital archive of 35 powerful oral testimonies from organizers, health care workers, healers, spiritual practitioners and more. 📚💫 This is your new home for: 🌱 The Healing Justice Lineages Digital Archive 🛠️ Political education tools 📖 A growing resource library Together, these stories form a living tapestry of healing justice: holding wisdom and radical practices that guide us toward collective care and liberation. #HealingJusticeLineages #HealingJustice #PoliticalEducation #CollectiveCare

💥 The replay is here.
What does it mean to build care while systems collapse around us? We went live with the brilliant Kenyon Farrow (@kenyonfarrow ) in conversation with our Co-Directors Erica Woodland and Cara Page. We talked:
How the Medical Industrial Complex is being weaponized
What healing justice looks like in a time of crisis
How we organize beyond fear and toward collective care Catch the full convo here and let us know: What’s one vision you’re holding for care in this moment? #HealingJustice #BlackQueerHealth #HealingJusticeLineages