A SWANA-rooted psychedelic community where diasporic identity, plant medicine, and progressive values converge. It exists for those whose heritage, queerness, and healing journey have never been able to fully coexist in a single space.

A space for SWANA people to connect, heal, and build solidarity through psychedelics, plant medicine, and entheogens — where heritage, queerness, and healing journey coexist without conflict.

You identify as SWANA — Arab, Amazigh/Berber, Kurdish, Turkish, Armenian, Assyrian, Chaldean, Circassian, Persian, Azeri, Iranian, Nubian, Sudanese, Phoenician, Mizrahi or Arab Jewish, or part of the region's many Muslim, Christian, Druze, Yazidi, Zoroastrian, or Baha'i lineages. You'd describe yourself as secular, spiritual-but-not-religious, philosophically curious, or simply non-conforming. You believe in psychedelics and plant medicine as tools for healing collective and personal trauma. You celebrate your ethnic heritage without supremacy, hold progressive values, and embrace queer and queer-friendly space. This community calls to those who've never quite fit — too secular for the mosque, too ethnic for mainstream psychedelic circles, too queer for the family table — and are ready to find their people.

Intimate, peer-led, and deliberately brave — conversations here touch the taboo with care, holding collective trauma and cultural complexity without flattening either. It feels like a chosen family that actually gets your full story.

A place to gather with others who share your roots and your curiosity — to talk about medicine, organize experiences together, and heal in community without having to explain yourself first.