Embodied Rage Space (IRL)

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

A space for racialised/global majority people to explore connections with rage through embodied practice.

Shubbak Corner

Monday 2 June, 6:45 - 8:30pm BST (Shubbak Corner, 22 Nutford Place, W2 2DZ)-------------Through facilitated discussion and martial arts/somatic techniques, this space for racialised/global majority people will explore and practice our connections with rage. What are the ways we can access, build connection to rage and bring it into motion to be able to move through our bodies? In the current contexts of crisis and trauma, as well as Islamophobia and anti-Blackness, how does finding this relationship to our painful emotions help us to have more bandwidth in how we respond?If you require additional access measures to enable your participation please email info@healingjusticeldn.org. Inline with our commitment to disability justice, we will try to accommodate as much as possible.-------------Sessions are held by:Jalal Afhim (he/him) has been practising Tai Chi and Qigong since he began learning in China in 2005. He is also a trainer and career coach, and brings a pedagogy of self-actualisation into his practice as @Kahina_Resists. He brings lived experience of navigating institutional slow violence into this work, forming connections with the experiences of participants.Alex Augustin (he/him) is dedicated to community-led politicised health and healing work. He has a relationship to embodied practice through learning in community with politicised somatics practitioners and he has trained in Muay Thai (Thai boxing) for a number of years.

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