WHY WE’RE DETOXING
Family, let’s keep it real — technology got us twisted.
We were the original technology, divine melanated conductors of light, rhythm and frequency. Our ancestors didn’t need Wi-Fi to stay connected, they stayed tuned to the Source. But now, these devices got us running on low battery: attention scattered, creativity stifled, spirits stretched thin.
This 7-day digital detox isn’t just about unplugging — it’s about coming home to yourself.
We’re resetting our nervous systems, reclaiming our focus and restoring our ancestral bandwidth.
You ready? Let’s Sh8peshift.
From Dec 25 – Jan 1, join us for a community challenge to unplug from the noise and tune back into your power. This isn’t just a detox — it’s a soul reset for purpose-driven creatives, healers, and leaders ready to restore their focus, energy, and ancestral connection.
SH8PESHIFT SOCIETY
SEASONAL SHIFT
MOMENTUM LEADERS
MEET YOUR COACH
Zakiya Harris aka Sh8peshifter is a dynamic futurist, educator, and entrepreneur whose work seamlessly merges creativity, spirituality, and social impact. Hailing from Oakland, CA, this thought leader and polymath has left a lasting mark on the creative landscape. Her work explores the intersections of culture, cosmology and community, reflecting a deep commitment to support purpose-driven creatives in the reclamation of their inherent gifts to catalyze the collective consciousness. Zakiya is the co-founder of multiple award-winning Bay Area nonprofits including Impact Hub Oakland, Grind for the Green and Hack the Hood. She produced the first solar-powered hip-hop music festival in the San Francisco Bay Area, released two solo music projects, and is an inductee in the Bay Area Hip Hop Archives. The author of Sh8peshift Your Life: a creatives guide to personal transformation, Zakiya is a sought after creative coach and founder of Sh8peshift Society Collective, a thriving community that offers Masterclasses, Sound Healing and Wellness Modalities to purpose-driven creatives across the globe. Currently, she serves as the Lead Vision and Strategy Steward of BlacSpace Cooperative, a capacity building organization for Black Led Cultural Arts Anchors in Oakland. In 2023, she traveled to Osogbo, Nigeria were she became initiated as a priest of IFA in the West African Spiritual tradition of Isese. Awards and recognitions include the Ella Baker Center Future Leaders Award, Culture Bank West Oakland Fellow and YBCA 100. She currently splits her time between Mexico City and Oakland, CA. In the third space, you can find her near a body of water, reading Octavia Butler, chilling with her daughter.
