Sally Morgan (she/her) lives in K’jipuktuk/Halifax. She is intrinsically an improviser and a performer and continues to question and practice ‘how to prepare to be present’ every day. She is a mother, an interdisciplinary dance/performance artist, and a movement and place- based/environmental educator. Sally works within an ecosomatic framework and on/in/with the borderlands between body and place, performance and ecology, improvisation and the everyday. Her work is practice based and rooted in critical place studies, relational embodied ethics, slow pedagogies, and site responsive practices. As an educator she works towards an immersive and experiential praxis that highlights theory, practice, and reflection and strives to support and create the conditions in which participants can give themselves permission to notice, feel, think, listen, and move.