reverend yvette shipman—also known as rev. ivé and dear one, is an interfaith,interspiritual minister, facilitator, and founder of rev ivé, a practice devoted to collective healing and restorative connection. She holds a B.A. in Television and Video Production and an M.A. in Social and Public Policy with a focus on conflict mediation and peace studies. Her work has been shaped by decades of global experience, including sharing practices of mindfulness with the United Nations Foundation’s Peace on Purpose program
yvette is the founder and steward of the Liberation Genealogy Project, an ancestral practice of re-membering that weaves ritual, inquiry, and accountability to tend the psycho-somatic and epigenetic legacies we carry. Her work centers people of African descent while remaining open to all willing to engage the deep labor of care, truth, and humanity-preserving relationship.
She is currently completing Reiki certification, having studied through the Godmothers of MINKA brooklyn, and brings this lineage of care into her work. yvette also serves as a Program Officer at Opportunity Fund.
Events with rev. yvette shipman
Come Alive: Tending To Self Weekend for BIPOC LeadersJuly 17 - 19, 2026
Belonging: To Ourselves and the World A DHARMAKAYA CENTER STILL PROGRAM We’re sorry, this program is fully subscribed. Please add your name to the waitlist if you would like to be considered should a spot open. Let’s face it: Implicit and explicit racism is draining. Soul depleting. And in some cases, life threatening. At this juncture in history, the time for change is more than ripe. We need to find creative and meaningful ways to support the leaders who bring this critical work forward. Our response: The Soul Spa Weekend, led by two fabulous BIPOC presenters. Join us as we…





