In huiyin and Laura's daily check-ins, they often share their dreams and nightmares with each other. These stories in the most uncensored realm – often of ancestors, chosen family, friends and strangers at once far and close – speak to their intuition, deepest fears and desires, solidarity and complicity, and ancestral knowledges that have been denied from marginalized communities. They have guided the duo's collaborative creative practice, often serving as connective tissues in their letters for the past two years.

This online workshop invites participants to share bedtime stories, dreams, and other stories in relation to sleep and rest, weaving a collective dreamscape for resistance and healing. It curates a collective journaling experience incorporating somatic practice and prompts for reflection and conversation.

The stories co-created in this workshop will contribute to their long-term social practice project, One Thousand and One Nights: A Queer Journey of Dreams & Diaspora", culminating in a collective dream archive.