Upcoming Events
VIC Pride Centre Theatrette
79/81 Fitzroy St St Kilda, Australia
October 5 9am - 4 pm
For all LGBTIQA+ communities; peer practitioners, practitioners, and those with living experience working inside organisations and communities
- contextualizing Necropolitics & Structural Abandonment
- witnessing our Acts of Resistance
- navigating multiple/dual relationships
- building Solidarity Teams & Mutual Aid
- envisioning World Building & believed-in-hope
$200 (plus Eventbrite fees)
Fully catered
Scholarships available
Contact Organizer: jill.faulkner@outlook.com.au
Register at https://solidarityandbelivedinhope.eventbrite.com
October 6 9 am - 4 pm
Collingwood Library Community Meeting Room
11 Stanton St, Collingwood Australia
- Working towards a decolonizing and justice-doing ethical stance
- Enacting our collective ethics for justice-doing amidst Necropolitics & Structural Abandonment
- Engage Witnessing stance, resisting objectivity & neutrality
- Fostering Sustainability & Collective Care
- Leaning IN in imperfect solidarity with cultures of accountability
$200 plus Eventbrite fees
Participants to access local cafes for coffee and lunch.
Scholarships available
Contact Organizer: jill.faulkner@outlook.com.au
Register at https://justicedoing.eventbrite.com
The Conference Room
Sport and Rugby Institute
Massey University
Palmerston North, Aotearoa / New Zealand
Thurs 19 and Fri 20 October 2023
9:00am – 4:00pm
Our experiential work together will address:
- rigorous look at our ethical stance
- witnessing our collective resistance to oppressive and unethical ways of working
- visioning and world building collective transformations in community work
- Decolonizing approaches to social justice work
- Mana-Informed responses to colonial violence and intersectionality
- Structuring safety for transformational mahi
- Upholding Mana Motuhake, Mana Tangata, Mana Whenua and Mana Atua
- Inter-generational healing and spaces in between
Price 420 NZ$ for 2 day workshop
To register contact organizer:
donny.mahuika@gmail.com
Sustainability requires that we engage with an ethics of Justice-Doing in our work, which can be a struggle for folks in alternative or independent (or private ) practice. This workshop aims to build intentional community to hold space for a rigorous investigation into the ethics alive in our alternative practice, and to offer strategies for solidarity, collective care & collective accountability, and paths to community accountability.
We will be exploring the following ideas related to sustaining ourselves and promoting ethical practice within the context of independent and alternative practice:
- Resisting isolation, building solidarity, and collective accountability
- Inviting community accountability practices
- Sustainability & ‘The Zone of Fabulousness’: Resisting Burnout, Disconnection, and Enmeshment
- Collaborative Supervisory Frameworks: Living Supervision & Solidarity Groups
Register at https://www.tickettailor.com/events/vikkireynolds/791260
Vikki Reynolds PhD RCC 