In this hands-on workshop, we will explore the transformative power and potential of collective dreaming through a queer black feminist lens. We begin with the premise that dreams, both shared and individual, have always been essential to social movements, including the M4BL, precisely because they carry crucial and critical information about how to make change in service of the future. The space of dreams remains an important counter-space and resource for our communities that together, we will tap into while discussing the ways in which dreamwork has shaped black feminisms from Nanny of the Maroons to Audre Lorde and beyond.