MARCHAÉ GRAIR

I'm Marchaé (they/she). I'm a storyteller, spiritual director, and facilitator engaging hearts

and minds at the intersections of spirituality and collective liberation. I am proud to be Black, queer, nonbinary, anxious, and polyamorous.

 

I am the Director of Programs at Still Harbor, where I teach spiritual direction. I am also in leadership at Black Lives of Unitarian Universalism.

 

I love holding space for others and believe witnessing is a transformative act. I witness others through my work as a spiritual director, mentor, teacher, and facilitator. I witness myself through my writing.

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 I write creative nonfiction, including spiritual reflections and personal essays. My piece, “Holy: A Polyamorous Blessing" was recently featured in "Held: Blessings for the Depths," an anthology of blessings published by enfleshed.

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When I'm not working and writing, I enjoy time with my community, love on my fur babies, drink coffee or cocktails, or read the latest think piece about my favorite TV shows. 

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