The Wild Uterus Project
wild: free, natural, unrestrained, uncontrolled
The Wild Uterus Project is a craft-based project that helps individuals connect with their creative power, promotes bodily autonomy, and reduces stigma and shame surrounding the female reproductive system.
The uterus is a powerful symbol that holds many meanings across cultures. It’s often celebrated as the creative center; a vessel not only for creating life, but for birthing ideas, projects, and dreams into the world.
The uterus can also hold negative connotations individually and societally. Individuals may have shame around menstruation and sexuality, grief related to infertility or miscarriage, anger due to pelvic pain or reproductive injustice, or trauma due to sexual assault. These negative associations with the uterus and pelvic area can cause many to become detached from this part of the body and therefore disconnected from their personal and creative power.
By consciously connecting with this symbol, individuals can start to heal these wounds, reclaim their bodily autonomy, and cultivate a loving and empowered relationship with their bodies.
Who is The Wild Uterus Project for?
Everyone!
Those born with a female reproductive system
Reduce shame and develop a sense of pride in and appreciation for your body
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Those who have had a hysterectomy
Start to process the emotional and physical loss associated with having the uterus removed and create a symbolic one
Those who have a difficult relationship with their female reproductive system due to things like endometriosis, fibroids, painful menstruation, miscarriages, infertility, or gender dysphoria
Create a container to acknowledge and hold this pain
Trans and non-binary folks
Connect with and claim your creative and feminine energy
Those born with a male reproductive system
Cultivate a deeper respect for the female reproductive system and show support for the people in your life who have a uterus
The activists and change-makers of the world
Show your support for menstrual and reproductive justice
Those who have a positive relationship with their female reproductive system
Celebrate how amazing your body is!