Reimagining Masculinities: Healing Circle

Healing Justice Ldn emerged as a collaboration by Women of Colour living in London working on the intersection of community work, trauma and health, creativity and liberation practice. We build community health, repair and self-transformation rooted in disability justice, somatic survivor work and trauma-informed practice working with communities of colour and other marginalised and underrepresented groups.

Healing Justice LDN

Join our monthly healing and unlearning space for men of global majority

<p>Back for 2022! This circle is intended as a safe and accessible space of unlearning and exploration for global majority men to regularly gather in solidarity and healing. The intentions for this space are to embolden men to find new, creative, and abundant ways to be disloyal to patriarchy and to act on our &#x27;will to change&#x27; (bell hooks).</p><p>The space will be a chance for us to reconnect to our innate creative potential as a form of healing within a community, following practices deeply rooted in various traditions.</p><p>This circle is open to cis and trans men/transmasculine people of global majority. The group will be capped at 10 participants, and sign up is first come, first serve. We encourage participants to attend multiple sessions. To ensure the safety of the space we will close entry to the Zoom link 10 minutes past the start of the event.</p><h3>Accessibility</h3><p>Currently all our events are online with closed captioning available.  If there are any access needs you&#x27;d like us to consider, please email info@healingjusticeldn.org.</p><h3>Facilitators</h3><p>Sai Murray is a writer, poet, spoken word and graphic artist of Bajan/Afrikan/English heritage. His work addresses issues of self, societal and ecological repair and seeks to highlight the often concealed yet myriad interwoven relationships in our fast paced consumer world. Sai is a founding artistic director of Voices that Shake! and co-editor of Shake!&#x27;s 10 year anthology to be launched this autumn. He is founder of Liquorice Fish art/activist promotions; resident poet at Numbi Arts; a trustee of The Racial Justice Network; and an organising member of PARCOE (the Pan-Afrikan Reparations Coalition in Europe). His first poetry collection, &#x27;Ad-liberation&#x27; and his novella, are published by Peepal Tree Press.</p><p>Sai is supported as a facilitator of this space by Alex and Arif, who are members of the HJL team.</p>

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