Archive
Dagara apprenticeship and certification
Background on a structured learning path that introduced participants to community-centered study, ritual frameworks and ongoing practice.
Historical event record
Calendar of programs and appearances.
This calendar preserves references to earlier learning gatherings, consultations, retreats and public programs associated with the archive. Listings are retained for context and are not current bookings or announcements.
Reading the calendar
A record, not a schedule.
The original calendar brought together notices for events, educational programs and individual consultations. Dates, registration details and travel information from those listings are no longer active.
Archive status: each entry below points to a preserved page in the existing collection. Readers can use these pages to understand the scope and setting of past work without treating them as present-day offers.
Programs preserved in the archive
These listings reflect recurring kinds of events documented by the site: extended study, facilitated retreats, personal consultation days and public learning gatherings.
Archive
Indigenous African Spirit Technologies
An educational gathering format that explored cultural knowledge, relationship to place and practical reflection in a group setting.
Archive
Personal divination sessions
A contextual page about earlier individual consultation formats. It is retained as historical information and does not indicate appointment availability.
Archive
Retreats and learning programs
A route into archived materials on immersive programs, including their educational intentions and the communities they sought to bring together.
Archive
Aviela community initiative
Historical material about a community-focused initiative and its connection to healing, learning and collective responsibility.
Context around each listing
Program purpose
Entries identify whether a page concerned extended study, a retreat, a public gathering or an individual consultation format.
Historical setting
Editorial summaries retain the cultural and educational context while leaving out obsolete logistics and booking language.
Related pathways
Links connect calendar records to the relevant program, service or news materials already preserved on the site.
From announcement to archive record
Identify
We establish whether a page was an event notice, a program overview or a service announcement.
Retire
Past dates, location logistics and other expired details are not presented as current information.
Summarize
The essential purpose and cultural context are described in clear, measured editorial language.
Connect
Readers are directed to related pages within the archive for further historical context.
About the calendar archive
Are any of these events currently available?
No. This page is an archive of earlier event and program material. A historical listing should not be understood as a current invitation, schedule or booking opportunity.
Why are old event pages kept online?
They help document the themes, learning formats and public context of material collected by Malidoma Story.
Can I register for a program through this site?
No. The site is an independent editorial archive and does not accept registrations or arrange participation in programs or consultations.
What does “archive” mean on an entry?
It indicates that the linked page records a past activity. Its details are available for historical reference rather than present-day planning.
Where can I find more background on a program?
Use the Programs, Certification, IAST and Services sections to read editorial summaries and preserved explanatory material.
How can I suggest a correction?
Email the editorial contact with the relevant page link, the passage you are referring to and a concise explanation of the correction.